Executive View: NetIQ Access Manager - 71054
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NetIQ Access Manager is an example of an integrated Access Management and Identity Federation solution. In fact, NetIQ has been the first vendor to combine federation functionality with web access management features, thus providing a completely integrated solution based on a solid consistent architecture. Initially released in 2006, the product includes Single Sign-On for web applications, support for all major federation standards, as well as an SSL VPN server, all managed in a single administration console. It is a mature and a widely deployed solution, backed by a global partner ecosystem. KuppingerCole has recognized NetIQ Access Manager as one of the overall leaders in our Leadership Compass on Access Management and Federation.
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| Jan 27, 2015 |
Executive View: NetIQ Access Manager - 71054NetIQ Access Manager is an example of an integrated Access Management and Identity Federation solution. In fact, NetIQ has been the first vendor to combine federation functionality with web access management features, thus providing a completely integrated solution based on a solid… |
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