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Upcoming Events

Tue, Feb 21st, 2012, @12:00pm - 04:00PM
Identity and Access Management
2012 Identity and Access Managment
Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Date:  February 21st, 2012

Time:  12:00p.m - 4:00p.m.

Location:  IBM Conference Center

                  150 Kettletown Rd, Southbury CT  06488

 

Agenda:

    • 11:30 – 12:00      Registration & Light lunch available
    • 12:15 – 12:30      Welcome and Introductions      
    • 12:30 – 13:30      IBM Security Systems                    John McKeon

Introduction and Strategy

Emerging IAM Challenges

Security Intelligence    

    • 13:45 – 14:45      IBM Research                                  Dr. Nalini Ratha

 Trusted Strong Authentication on Mobiles

With the rapid growth of mobile internet and smart phones, security short comings of mobile software and mobile data communication have shifted the focus on strong authentication.  The existing user-id/password methodology, while tolerable for desktop/laptop, is inadequate for mobile use due to difficulty of data entry on a small form factor device and higher risk of the device getting in the hands of unauthorized users.  While usage scenarios for both physical and logical access in health industry are at play, the current demand is dominated by logical access needs of many industries such as healthcare, financial services and enterprise content access applications.  Existing solutions for strong authentication involve the usage of different tokens such as "RSA tokens", specialized hardware or software that generates an authentication code at fixed intervals.  However, these are vulnerable to theft or physical loss of the device. The biggest drawback is that these token-based strong authentication methods don’t provide the non-reputability which is important in many enterprise applications.  Often a single modality biometric authentication suffers from accuracy, universal coverage and robustness issues (e.g., due to noisy environment, changes in speaker's voice).  Unacceptable rate of false accepts and false rejects lead to lack of trust and/or usability challenges to the end user. The combination of different unique biometrics signatures generated through multiple information/sensor channels available in a Smartphone can reduce the false accept/false reject rates significantly and thus address fraudulent use.  In addition, his combination offers a great potential to design flexible and easy to use authentication flows from the usability perspective. he proposed Multi-factor biometric authentication solution will extend the existing mobile authentication solutions to a trusted strong authentication solution that would be seamless and continuous, thus achieving maximum security and at the same time a high level of usability and efficiency.

    •   15:00 – 16:00      Access Governance                        Dan Peterson

Access Governance: One Company’s Story

Join us as we explore one enterprise's successful implementation of an Access Governance solution.  Starting with a process that required 5 full-time people over 36 weeks (with poor results), they were able to successfully move to a 9-week cycle requiring only 1.5 people, with stellar results.  In addition to explaining the project, the presenter will also provide a product demonstration, showing some of the scenarios put in place by this customer.

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