Category Archives: IAM General
NetWeaver IdM Blog Redirected
To simplify things I have consolidated the Risk Horizon Blog and NetWeaver Blog together. NetWeaver clicks will redirect to Risk Horizon. Now I need to fix the authorship since the import mapped all the articles to me.
NetWeaver IdM Blog Redirected
To simplify things I have consolidated the Risk Horizon Blog and NetWeaver Blog together. NetWeaver clicks will redirect to Risk Horizon. Now I need to fix the authorship since the import mapped all the articles to me.
IdM & Security Failure
Stories like these make an infosec professional cringe. It could have just as easily been a story of espionage. No point in over-analyzing it; the failures are obvious and just because it happened in 1993 doesn’t mean it’s not possible
IdM & Security Failure
Stories like these make an infosec professional cringe. It could have just as easily been a story of espionage. No point in over-analyzing it; the failures are obvious and just because it happened in 1993 doesn’t mean it’s not possible
XAMCL? No Thanks
XAMCL? No Thanks That there are no new problems seems widely understood (save for the child and naïf) but it seems rarely do people bother to understand the historical solutions to these problems, that is to say, we focus almost
XAMCL? No Thanks
XAMCL? No Thanks That there are no new problems seems widely understood (save for the child and naïf) but it seems rarely do people bother to understand the historical solutions to these problems, that is to say, we focus almost
Identity Management Business Case Part II
I have previously posted a straight forward method for creating an identity management business case and based on the downloads I have had it’s been popular. I also know it’s effective because it’s been proven. Most people shy away from
Identity Management Business Case Part II
I have previously posted a straight forward method for creating an identity management business case and based on the downloads I have had it’s been popular. I also know it’s effective because it’s been proven. Most people shy away from
SailPoint IdentityIQ Quick Overview
I had the opportunity courtesy of CTI to train on the SailPoint IdentityIQ product. I was impressed with the thoroughness of the product. They are not narrowly focused but offer the means of nailing down your application identity certifications while
SailPoint IdentityIQ Quick Overview
I had the opportunity courtesy of CTI to train on the SailPoint IdentityIQ product. I was impressed with the thoroughness of the product. They are not narrowly focused but offer the means of nailing down your application identity certifications while
IdM Reader’s Choice Awards
Information Security Magazine Readers Choice awards are out. For Identity and Access Management it went Microsoft, IBM and RSA. I think if you asked professionals who have worked with more than one IdM product, you would have a markedly different
IdM Reader’s Choice Awards
Information Security Magazine Readers Choice awards are out. For Identity and Access Management it went Microsoft, IBM and RSA. I think if you asked professionals who have worked with more than one IdM product, you would have a markedly different
Enterprise Portal Bug
A fellow traveler in NW IdM world, Geoff, recently encountered a bug while provisioning 6,000 users to enterprise portal(7.0) with basic roles. The job failed and it corrupted the portal. Here is the error message: Exception from Modify operation:com.sap.idm.ic. ToPassException:
Enterprise Portal Bug
A fellow traveler in NW IdM world, Geoff, recently encountered a bug while provisioning 6,000 users to enterprise portal(7.0) with basic roles. The job failed and it corrupted the portal. Here is the error message: Exception from Modify operation:com.sap.idm.ic. ToPassException:
Is NetWeaver IdM really replacing CUA?
So far – despite all efforts from SAP on the Marketing front – I have not seen this to become a reality. CUA is no longer one of SAP’s beloved children – meaning no major functionality upgrades will be provided
Is NetWeaver IdM really replacing CUA?
So far – despite all efforts from SAP on the Marketing front – I have not seen this to become a reality. CUA is no longer one of SAP’s beloved children – meaning no major functionality upgrades will be provided
Adaptation Risks
I have posted a brief discussion on the risk in adapting new technologies, or upgrades and a general guideline for addressing the problem. The post is available at Risk Intelligence.
Adaptation Risks
I have posted a brief discussion on the risk in adapting new technologies, or upgrades and a general guideline for addressing the problem. The post is available at Risk Intelligence.
Latest Post at Risk Intelligence is Up
My latest post can accessed be here.
Latest Post at Risk Intelligence is Up
My latest post can accessed be here.
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