Snapshot: Ilex Meibo and Meibo People Pack – IAM for the “big and not so big ones” - 70356
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November 16, 2011
Ilex is a French company founded back in 1989. The company, which started with security consulting services, has been offering IAM products for many years, focusing mainly on France and other French speaking countries, but now expanding to other regions. Ilex offers, besides a solution for Single Sign-On, Web Access Management, and Federation, the tools Meibo and Meibo People Pack which provide IAM (Identity and Access Management) solutions for the SMB market and large mid-sized organizations. Meibo can serve larger environments or act as an addition to existing IAM infrastructures.
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Snapshot: Ilex Meibo and Meibo People Pack – IAM for the “big and not so big ones” - 70356Ilex is a French company founded back in 1989. The company, which started with security consulting services, has been offering IAM products for many years, focusing mainly on France and other French speaking countries, but now expanding to other regions. Ilex offers, besides a solution for… |
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