Webinar Recording

From E-SSO to a Holistic Authentication- and Authorization Strategy

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Dave Kearns
Senior Analyst
KuppingerCole
Dave Kearns
Dave spent 10 years as a network manager, ending up as Information Services Manager for the former Thomas-Conrad Corporation (now part of Compaq ). In 1987, he was a founding SysOp of Novell's Novell Support Connection service on Compuserve and served as the first president of the Association...
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