The case for XLDAP

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	The case for XLDAP There's still one or two issues to bring up from last month's European Identity Conference, which I want to get to this week -- one from a panel I was on and another from one I wasn't on. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SailPoint Live Webinar featuring Burton Group: Rethinking Provisioning IS YOUR PROVISIONING SOLUTION STRETCHED TO THE LIMIT? Join SailPoint and Burton Group on June 10 to discuss the new compliance and business demands affecting the identity management landscape. You'll get a roadmap that leads to provisioning success. And, you'll learn about new technology that gets you from here to there quickly. REGISTER NOW! In this Issue What would your ultimate network security look like? Adobe: We know we're hackers' favorite target Facebook hopes new privacy page can quell unrest Google relents, will hand over European Wi-Fi data California Casualty ditches Cisco security box Faulty firewalls and damaged DNS WA Government to secure judicial officers' homes Facebook users get, 'like', infected HSBC browser plugin attacked by Trojan Debriefing: Security budget requests through the years WEBCAST: Oracle Accelerate Access Governance The Burton Group's, Kevin Kampman, provides an overview of the latest technology for identity management. Sift through key, mandatory requirements and features and functionality that can wait. There is guidance on how you can get a 360-degree view of users' access and behavior, best practices and a real-world implementation. View Now What would your ultimate network security look like? Is it possible that given a clean slate and likely millions of dollars, engineers could come up with the ultimate in secure network technology? Read More Adobe: We know we're hackers' favorite target Adobe knows that some of its software is not only in the security spotlight but also in hackers' crosshairs. And it's okay with that. Read More Facebook hopes new privacy page can quell unrest Facebook unveils a new page that will serve as a resource for users looking to better protecting their privacy. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Strategies for Unleashing Cloud Performance Whether a business builds out its own cloud or buys cloud services from someone else, they need to be sure the end results are optimized for the speed users require. This paper identifies where the limitations of cloud computing exist and provides actionable strategies to unleash cloud performance. Click here! Google relents, will hand over European Wi-Fi data In a reversal of course, Google now says that it will give European regulators data it secretly collected from open wireless networks over the past three years. Read More California Casualty ditches Cisco security box A brief case study of California Casualty's decision to ditch its Cisco MARS security box in favor of a less expensive and more comprehensive product from AccelOps. Read More Faulty firewalls and damaged DNS Mark Gibbs has sorted out both his misbehaving firewall and his DNS lookup problems. Next, leaping tall buildings in a single bound! Read More WHITE PAPER: Websense Essential Information Protection Successful organizations depend upon their ability to collaborate, communicate, and share information online. This paper explains how Essential Information Protection is designed to help organizations make the most of their IT security investments. Read More WA Government to secure judicial officers' homes The Western Australia Department of the Attorney General has declined to comment on a new initiative that will see security systems, including CTV cameras and video intercom systems installed in the homes of judicial officers. Read More Facebook users get, 'like', infected Thousands of PCs have reportedly been infected with a Trojan delivered through a Facebook exploit, according to a security firm. Read More HSBC browser plugin attacked by Trojan A popular anti-keylogging tool used by online banks such as HSBC, Trusteer's Rapport, has come under direct attack by malware writers trying to bypass its protection settings. Read More Debriefing: Security budget requests through the years 1985 Read More
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