Integrated identity management: How to get it?

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	Integrated identity management: How to get it? We tried an experiment at the recent Kuppinger-Cole European Identity Conference called a "World Cafe." This is an "un-conference" style session with open-ended discussion among the participants centered around a specific area. Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Enabling Single Sign-On from Desktop to Cloud Organizations today are increasingly leveraging SaaS based applications to run various aspects of their businesses. Learn how Enterprise Single Sign-On can enable your business to effectively balance security and streamlined access. Read now In this Issue US senators: Corporate data breach reporting is inconsistent and unreliable Top 5 things to do before buying more security technology Rambus buying Cryptography Research for $342.5 million Interop: Cyberwar test runs yield information about defenses Little new in Obama cybersecurity proposal Facebook, Twitter need corporate security policies Enterprise note to Microsoft: Please make Skype easier to manage! What kind of cloud computing environment do you get for $6M? WHITE PAPER: Qwest Maximizing The Cloud To Your Needs Today's enterprise is increasingly IT-dependent and network-based, requiring agile IT infrastructure sourcing approaches to meet rapidly changing business objectives. See how a dynamic, cloud-based infrastructure can flexibly supports key business needs—and whether it's right for your organization. Read now! US senators: Corporate data breach reporting is inconsistent and unreliable Cybersecurity breaches need to be made public in a more proactive and efficient way.  That was the crux of a letter Senator John Rockefeller IV (D-W.Va.) and four other senators today sent to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) asking the agency to bolster its corporate breach notification requirements. Read More Top 5 things to do before buying more security technology Las Vegas --Throwing more technology at security threats as they crop up is not the best way to go if the goal is to protect the most valuable data at the best price, attendees at Interop were told this week. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Answers to Tough Questions about SaaS When it comes to Software as a Service, opportunities abound for improved and simplified IT Service Management. With solutions like BMC Remedy OnDemand, organizations can cut costs, advance ITSM and simplify upgrades. If you're considering the move to SaaS, read this list of common questions. Learn More Today! Rambus buying Cryptography Research for $342.5 million Rambus on Thursday said it has agreed to acquire security technology company Cryptography Research (CRI) for US$342.5 million in a cash and stock deal. The move could help the company address interest among chip makers to add security features on hardware. Read More Interop: Cyberwar test runs yield information about defenses Cyber warfare strategy is getting so sophisticated that network attacks suitable for major assaults are being used instead as trial runs meant solely to probe enemies with the aim of figuring out what their defenses are, an audience at an Interop security talk was told. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Technology Fueling the Next Phase of Storage Optimization ESG examines trends influencing the adoption of deduplication and the limitations of existing solutions and details how HP is best positioned to deliver highly efficient deduplication solutions based on its new HP StoreOnce deplication technology Read now Little new in Obama cybersecurity proposal A set of cybersecurity proposals, submitted to Congress on Thursday by the Obama Administration, contained little that was new or unexpected. Read More Facebook, Twitter need corporate security policies Social networks such as Facebook and Twitter open threats to sensitive corporate data that businesses need to deal with aggressively, Interop attendees were told. Read More Enterprise note to Microsoft: Please make Skype easier to manage! Skype voice and video has tended to trigger IT security angst, and now that Microsoft has bought Skype, some observers are voicing hope that the service will be improved to help it be better managed in an enterprise setting. Read More What kind of cloud computing environment do you get for $6M? The US Air Force said today it would spend $6 million to set up a state-of-the-art cloud computing research center at the University of Illinois.  The Air Force's Assured Cloud Computing (ACC) Center, will focus on developing technology to ensure mission critical data can get through the cloud securely and sometimes in the face of a cyberattack or other interference. Read More
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