One Authentication Strategy for All – from Internals to the Customer
- LANGUAGE: English DATE: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 TIME: 17:00 CET, 11am EST
Martin Kuppinger of KuppingerCole will discuss the trends around authentication strategies, the breadth of options available today, and the future evolution towards a centralized layer for context-based authentication and authorization - for all types of users and for all types of services and use cases. Dirk Losse of ActivIdentity will then describe some Best Practices and talk about his experiences with authentication projects.
Implementing strong authentication mechanisms was inhibited in many organizations due to the fact that logistic and management costs appeared relatively high in contrast to the added value for some use cases. Right now, it is not only about authenticating employees, but about customers, suppliers and other partners as well. Interestingly, solving the authentication issues becomes easier while or because the environment is changing.
The fact that there couldn't be one single technical mechanism for authentication which works for everyone the same way has lead to an evolution where authentication concepts become flexible by nature. That allows to choose from different technical mechanism, but integrated into one consistent appraoch from the management perspective.
With other words: It isn't about one authentication mechanism anymore - it is about one authentication strategy and sort of an "authentication middleware" which allows to flexibly map use case, the participating parties, and the specific security needs to technical mechanisms. It is as well about allowing to choose between different technologies, to do step-up authentication and to use other concepts.
Martin Kuppinger of KuppingerCole will discuss the trends around authentication strategies, the breadth of options available today, and the future evolution towards a centralized layer for context-based authentication and authorization - for all types of users and for all types of services and use cases. Dirk Losse of ActivIdentity will then describe some Best Practices and talk about his experiences with authentication projects.
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ActivIdentityTM Corporation is a global leader in secure identity solutions, enabling customers to confidently establish trust in online activities. Over 2,500 enterprise, online banking and government organizations rely on ActivIdentity's authentication and credential management solutions to meet their security and compliance requirements. ActivIdentity is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California. ActivIdentity is part of HID Global, an ASSA ABLOY Group brand. For more information, visit www.actividentity.com.
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