posted November 19, 2010 by James Litton
The list of regulatory and other mandates that require some level of Identity Management is ever growing. Having a documented process and then relying on people to follow those processes is not enough to ensure compliance to these mandates. The only real solution to mitigate process breach is to implement systems to guarantee access controls.
If your organization is subject to CFATS, SOX, HIPPA, FISMA, FERPA, PCI or any other
posted October 15, 2010 by James Litton
As we have the privilege of talking to customers about their Identity Management needs, one of the requests that comes up over and over again is around the delegation of Account Management.
There are many use cases where delegation makes sense. One that we run into daily is the need for teachers to be able to unlock accounts or reset passwords for students. Allowing this capability to flow to the teacher level greatly
posted September 29, 2010 by James Litton
We work with organizations every day that consume a number of their services from “the cloud”. For many commercial and government customers these are services like Google Apps or Zendesk. For education customers, we see a lot of Live@EDU, Google Apps and Raptor V-Soft but the list of service providers is endless.
We all know that managing identity and access within our internal systems is challenging enough and the idea of
posted August 13, 2010 by James Litton
I have been around Information Technology for 20 years and managing Privileged User Access has always been a challenge.
Different organizations handle this issue in different ways. Some choose to share the password for super user accounts (root / administrator) with folks across the IT department so work can be done without hindrance. The problem with this approach is you can’t tell who did what since the logs don’t actually
posted July 2, 2010 by Tim Till
Taking on a new solution, even one designed to lower costs, manage growing complexities, and mitigate ongoing risks, always carries a cost of ownership. This is seen in software maintenance costs, often times an increased server footprint, and even in continued staff training and keeping their skill sets current on the technology. More and more, we have to look beyond the benefit of the solution to the organization, and weigh
Harold Rowe, Associate Superintendent
CFISD has partnered with Identity Automation for the development and implementation of the district’s identity infrastructure as well ⇒
Identity Automation was instrumental in helping our organization implement a “best practice” approach to managing our data. Using ⇒
The Texas Office of the Attorney General engaged Identity Automation to implement an identity management solution for over 4,000 ⇒
Why SAML Is Important To Your Organization
August 12, 2011 by Troy Moreland
Many of our customers are implementing or considering the implementation of hosted application services (aka SaaS). The benefits are ⇒
ARMS SAML Identity Provider
June 15, 2011 by James Litton
Not a day goes by that we don’t have a conversation with a customer about some service they want to connect to that exists in the ⇒
Identity in Education
April 4, 2011 by Tim Till
As school districts across the United States grapple with budget shortfalls, these same organizations face increased expectations for ⇒
Windows 8: Picture Password is just a toy?
December 28, 2011 by Administrator
Windows 8: Picture Password is just a toy? : For the inventor of SecurID, Windows 8’s Picture Password is nothing more than a Fisher ⇒
DSS 2.3 Release
November 28, 2011 by Public Relations
We are excited to announce the release of DSS 2.3.0. Below is an overview of the latest features:
- New Workday adapter for ⇒
ARMS 2.4.0 Release
November 10, 2011 by Public Relations
We are excited to announce the release of ARMS 2.4.0. Below is an overview of the latest features:
