Centrify Webinars
The following online webinars and technical videos provide easy-to-grasp overviews of Centrify solutions' features and architecture. Select the product you'd like to know more about:
The Centrify Vision
Data Center, Mobile, Cloud: All Roads Lead through Identity
Technology professionals sometimes refer to "once-in-a-generation" trends that transform IT as nothing before. Today, IT is facing not one, but three such transformations: Driven by the ubiquity of Web technologies and the efficiencies of virtualization, the enterprise data center has become much more agile in responding to fast-changing business IT needs. These trends have also made IT-as-a-service possible as never before, as the Cloud enables businesses to embrace concepts from infrastructure on demand to SaaS. A new generation of mobile devices that have revolutionized personal technology and expanded the reach of business IT. These transformations have placed enormous challenges on the enterprise. In particular: How to manage security and policy across each of these environments, consistently and reliably…without breaking the bank? Join EMA Managing Research Director, Scott Crawford, and Centrify CEO, Tom Kemp, for this complimentary Webinar that will highlight one of the most important factors of any answer to that question: the central role of identity in unifying a strategy that yields consistent control over each of these disruptive domains, with tangible results.
Centrify for Servers
UNIX/Linux/Mac Integration with Active Directory: Understanding the Five Possible End States
Everyone has Active Directory. Active Directory is an awesome directory, especially for its ease of use and out-of-the-box fault-tolerance and bandwidth sensitivity. And maintaining duplicate user accounts, dealing with out-of-sync identity and authorization information is not fun on so many levels. So it only makes sense to integrate UNIX, Linux and Mac systems with Active Directory. Consolidating to one user account and even single-sign on has never been more doable.
But there are so many ways to skin the cat depending on whether you use Kerberos or LDAP for authentication and whether you settle for just centralizing user accounts (authentication) or whether you also move authorization (basically group membership) to Active Directory as well. In this on-demand webinar, guest speaker Randy Franklin Smith of Ultimate Windows Security explains the "Five Possible End States" for UNIX/Active Directory integration and compares a number of the technology options available to reach those end states.
Data Center, Mobile, Cloud: All Roads Lead through Identity
Technology professionals sometimes refer to "once-in-a-generation" trends that transform IT as nothing before. Today, IT is facing not one, but three such transformations: Driven by the ubiquity of Web technologies and the efficiencies of virtualization, the enterprise data center has become much more agile in responding to fast-changing business IT needs. These trends have also made IT-as-a-service possible as never before, as the Cloud enables businesses to embrace concepts from infrastructure on demand to SaaS. A new generation of mobile devices that have revolutionized personal technology and expanded the reach of business IT. These transformations have placed enormous challenges on the enterprise. In particular: How to manage security and policy across each of these environments, consistently and reliably…without breaking the bank? Join EMA Managing Research Director, Scott Crawford, and Centrify CEO, Tom Kemp, for this complimentary Webinar that will highlight one of the most important factors of any answer to that question: the central role of identity in unifying a strategy that yields consistent control over each of these disruptive domains, with tangible results.
Deal with Your (IT) Control Issues: Secure Your Heterogeneous Enterprise with Active Directory, No Therapy Required (with Centrify and Splunk)
Join us to find out how Splunk and Centrify give you increased information flows that you can analyze to ensure Active Directory is an enterprise-ready infrastructure for securing your heterogeneous enterprise.
Federal Cloud Security: Securing Cloud Systems with Active Directory and Centrify Suite
Register today for this on-demand webcast to learn about access and identity management in today's federal environment and why it's important to centralize identities and unify access management for cloud security and data consolidation.
Mobile Security and Device Management Podcast with Tom Kemp and Jack Madden
The trend of employees using mobile devices in the workplace is becoming more popular by the minute. However, it is imperative for organizations to control these mobile devices to ensure the security of their corporate data.
Listen in on this podcast, featuring Jack Madden and Tom Kemp, to hear a discussion about mobile device management and how to maintain security in the enterprise, whether employees are on their own devices or corporate owned. Discover a mobile security management solution — Express for Mobile from Centrify — that can help you mitigate risks while giving employees the freedom to choose the devices they use in the workplace.
Implementing Virtual Security Cameras to Protect Privileged Access and Enforce Accountability
Jeremy's predicament — He is an IT admin and a critical server he manages has been breached! Jeremy's co-workers and manager consider him suspect number one. But wait, IT security has recently installed a new auditing solution that will clear Jeremy's name or send him packing...watch this video to learn how Jeremy cleared his name.
Getting Federal Data Center Consolidation Right the First Time: Successful Strategies for Identity, Security & Auditing
The on-going efforts to reform Federal IT are focused on consolidation of data centers across Civilian and Defense Agencies. In the process Federal IT leaders hope to promote shared services and cloud computing models. Regardless of their location, systems and applications need to be secured, controlled and audited for compliance. Clearly, data center consolidation success requires centralization of identities on UNIX, Linux and Mac OS X systems in order to achieve compliance and enable shared services.
European Banking Compliance Complexity: A Strategy for Slaying the Beast
European Banks and other Financial Services firms are faced every day with complex and prescriptive IT compliance regulations from every level of government and industry. Compliance, Security and IT Operations professionals have responded by creating internal 'audit points' to improve visibility into their operations. But these teams are challenged by the separate and fractured identity and access management silos that create gaps in security, make compliance difficult and IT operations inefficient.
Five Steps to Securing Cloud Servers
Many organizations are facing a Catch-22 when it comes to migrating applications to the cloud. They get the biggest ROI by moving business-critical apps that need to scale rapidly and on-demand. But these are precisely the applications that need the tightest security controls. Executive management is pressing for progress on cost savings, but sorting through the variety of security issues unique to cloud environments can be dauntingly complex. The solution is to break the process of securing cloud servers into a set of well defined, achievable steps that enable IT organizations to securely extend their existing enterprise infrastructure out into their cloud environment. In this free webinar, we will initially discuss the key requirements for securing cloud systems. David McNeely, senior director of product management at Centrify, will then present a five-step process, using Amazon EC2 as an example, for automating provisioning of security policies, centralizing account and privilege management, hardening network access, auditing systems, and implementing enterprise-centric single sign-on. Uri Budnik, ISV Program Director at RightScale, will describe how RightScale's ServerTemplate and RightScripts can be used to achieve the automated provisioning and system lockdown.
Ubuntu for the Enterprise: Five Steps to Ensure Successful Adoption
In this free webinar jointly sponsored by Canonical and Centrify, you’ll learn how many organizations are enabling the broader deployment of Ubuntu by integrating it into their existing Active Directory infrastructure and management processes. By using Centrify’s Canonical-certified solution, they can go beyond simply offering transparent sign-on to Ubuntu systems and can in addition deliver on five key requirements for enterprise deployments.
Cloud-based Servers: Getting Security and Compliance Right the First Time
Organizations moving their IT resources to the cloud are finding it a challenge to maintain the same security posture in their virtual environments that they have adopted in their physical data centers. Cloud platforms like VMware vCloud and Amazon EC2 enable the quick and easy creation of servers in response to end-user demand. In such dynamic environments, IT security and compliance managers need an automated method for consistently provisioning user accounts and privileges and enforcing system security policies. Other unique challenges include: isolating groups of servers for compliance reasons, protecting data as it moves across the public network, and auditing user activity on off-premise, virtual systems.
Solving the PCI Puzzle: Putting the Access Control, Privilege Management, and Server Protection Pieces Together (with Security Expert Dr. Eugene Schultz)
Complying with PCI regulations in heterogeneous environments can be a complex and costly initiative. Leveraging your existing IT infrastructure offers a simpler and cost-effective way to address the sections of the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) that matter most to IT managers - without sacrificing manageability and productivity. Join our panel of experts for an informative webinar to learn how you can address the regulatory requirements of the PCI standards by linking all your access rights, privileges, and audit logs into a single, definitive Active Directory identity.
The 60-Minute IT Compliance Formula (with Security Expert Rolf von Roessing)
Most security experts will tell you that the formula for success in passing regulatory compliance audits can be complex and expensive - but how complex and expensive is it really? Join us for an educational and insightful hour-long webinar in which our panel of experts will explain how requirements such as PCI DSS, Sarbanes-Oxley, FISMA and others can be broken down into their constituent parts and each element tackled with commonsense principles.
Centrify Security Solutions for PCI Compliance
Learn how Centrify helps corporate IT security managers address the key provisions of Sections 7, 8 and 10 of the PCI Data Security Standard for their UNIX and Linux systems.
Integrating Linux on System z Environments into Active Directory with Centrify Suite (cohosted by Red Hat)
In this Centrify/Red Hat webinar, you will learn how to: centrally manage Linux users from Active Directory; configure Linux using Group Policy; and implement role-based access controls and privilege management.
Implementing Least-Privilege Security Management in Complex Linux and UNIX Environments (with Security Expert Dr. Eugene Schultz)
Examines the challenges around tying entitlements to individuals instead of to root or generic accounts, explains why existing tools such as sudo fall short in complex environments, and shows the value of leveraging Active Directory's centrally managed identities and its rich group- and role-based management capabilities.
Virtual Data Center Security Webinar Featuring David McNeely
Addressing the Unique IT Security Risks Posed by the Virtual Data Center
Virtualization technology is becoming not only increasingly ubiquitous but also increasingly heterogeneous in nature as organizations deploy bare-metal hypervisors from vendors such as VMware and Citrix. Meanwhile, organizations are also leveraging virtualization technology built into the latest UNIX, Linux and Windows operating systems. In this free webinar, top industry experts will help you understand the unique security and management requirements, as well as the risks, organizations will encounter as they migrate from the physical to virtual data center.
Richard Stiennon Interviews Tom Kemp at RSA San Francisco 2009
FISMA Compliance in Cross-Platform Environments
In this on-demand webinar learn how to address FISMA's four main IT security requirements by centralizing identity and access management leveraging Active Directory.
Leveraging Your Windows Active Directory Infrastructure to Provide Centralized Identity Management for UNIX, Linux and Mac Systems
Researching the feasibility of leveraging your Active Directory infrastructure to centralize identity management for UNIX, Linux and Mac systems? In this podcast, senior Burton analyst Mark Diodati interviews Centrify's David McNeely on the technical and business reasons for using Active Directory to manage more of your enterprise. Diodati shares some of Burton's findings on the reasons why their customers are looking for Active Directory integration solutions. McNeely explains Centrify's recommendations for a successful integration project. They also discuss leveraging Active Directory's rich group- and role-based management capabilities for fine-grained privilege management of UNIX/Linux systems.
Beyond Authentication: Using Centrify DirectAuthorize for Fine-Grained Access Control and Privilege Management on UNIX & Linux
Join this event to learn why setting access controls and authorizations centrally from Active Directory accounts is a simple, cost-effective, and highly reliable method of addressing IT security best practices and regulatory compliance.
Beyond Logging: Addressing Security and Compliance with Detailed Audit Trails Linked to Active Directory
Join this event to learn about best practices in cross-platform auditing and compliance, and how Centrify's Active Directory-centric solution, DirectAudit, addresses these important issues.
NIS Migration and Management
Enhancing security and streamlining IT processes by replacing your legacy NIS infrastructure with centralized authentication and access control leveraging Microsoft Active Directory
Five Top Benefits of Using Windows Group Policy to Secure and Manage UNIX, Linux and Mac Systems
In this on-demand webinar, Linux, UNIX and Mac admins get an overview of how Group Policy works from Jeremy Moskowitz, author of authoritative works on both Windows Group Policy and Windows/Linux integration. Centrify's David McNeely will then explain the workings of the Group Policy engine that is seamlessly built into DirectControl and the unique benefits of using it for non-Windows policy enforcement. He'll also demonstrate using Windows Group Policy to lock down user and security settings on a Mac desktop system.
Enhancing Compliance and Troubleshooting with Detailed Auditing and Session Replay for UNIX and Linux
Centrify's Director of Product Management, David McNeely, reviews the auditing and troubleshooting challenges that today's heterogeneous enterprises face, and will demonstrate how Centrify's DirectAudit provides a next-generation solution that's secure, scalable and reliable. Register for this webcast now, and we'll also email you a copy of our free white paper, "Implementing Detailed User-Level Auditing of UNIX and Linux Systems Using Centrify DirectAudit."
Securing Access to UNIX, Linux and Mac with Active Directory
Need a way to centralize account administration without removing the security boundaries that naturally exist around your business systems? Join David McNeely, Centrify's Director of Product Management, in this webinar as he shows you how to prove "who has access to what" when the security auditors come knocking.
Active Directory Authentication for Non-Windows Systems
Centrify CTO Paul Moore and CEO Tom Kemp are featured in this on-demand video interview on Port25, Microsoft's public forum run by its Open Source Software lab. During that interview, Moore conducts an extensive whiteboard session to explain what it takes to authenticate UNIX and Linux systems using Active Directory. In a followup audio podcast, Moore returned to answer questions raised by viewers of the first event.
Centrify for Mac & Mobile
Getting Mobility Right—From Devices to the Apps; from Identity to Productivity
Experts from Box and Centrify go beyond simple device management to cover the issues, technologies and policies required for next generation management of employee or corporate-owned devices, smartphones, and tablets. They discuss how to approach identity and authentication, enterprise app management, enabling single sign-on to apps, along with policy and architectural considerations for managing mobility projects across a myriad of platforms, use cases and enterprise boundaries. Learn how you can give employees the application experience and privacy they expect, while obtaining the visibility and control IT requires. Presented by Jamie Perlman, Box Sr. Director of Business Development, Mobile and David McNeely, Centrify Sr. Director of Product Management, Mobile.UNIX/Linux/Mac Integration with Active Directory: Understanding the Five Possible End States
Everyone has Active Directory. Active Directory is an awesome directory, especially for its ease of use and out-of-the-box fault-tolerance and bandwidth sensitivity. And maintaining duplicate user accounts, dealing with out-of-sync identity and authorization information is not fun on so many levels. So it only makes sense to integrate UNIX, Linux and Mac systems with Active Directory. Consolidating to one user account and even single-sign on has never been more doable.
But there are so many ways to skin the cat depending on whether you use Kerberos or LDAP for authentication and whether you settle for just centralizing user accounts (authentication) or whether you also move authorization (basically group membership) to Active Directory as well. In this on-demand webinar, guest speaker Randy Franklin Smith of Ultimate Windows Security explains the "Five Possible End States" for UNIX/Active Directory integration and compares a number of the technology options available to reach those end states.
Data Center, Mobile, Cloud: All Roads Lead through Identity
Technology professionals sometimes refer to "once-in-a-generation" trends that transform IT as nothing before. Today, IT is facing not one, but three such transformations: Driven by the ubiquity of Web technologies and the efficiencies of virtualization, the enterprise data center has become much more agile in responding to fast-changing business IT needs. These trends have also made IT-as-a-service possible as never before, as the Cloud enables businesses to embrace concepts from infrastructure on demand to SaaS. A new generation of mobile devices that have revolutionized personal technology and expanded the reach of business IT. These transformations have placed enormous challenges on the enterprise. In particular: How to manage security and policy across each of these environments, consistently and reliably…without breaking the bank? Join EMA Managing Research Director, Scott Crawford, and Centrify CEO, Tom Kemp, for this complimentary Webinar that will highlight one of the most important factors of any answer to that question: the central role of identity in unifying a strategy that yields consistent control over each of these disruptive domains, with tangible results.
Will the Collision of Cloud and BYOD Destroy Everything You've Worked for in Active Directory?
As IT departments and end-users embrace the cloud, a whole new generation of disconnected applications and identity stores are cropping up. And as employees bring their own devices and apps, the percentage of systems consistently and centrally controlled by Group Policy dwindles. This webinar examines the different types of technology out there in these two areas and sets forth important evaluation criteria for comparing the offerings. In particular, it discusses the need to leverage what you've already invested in Active Directory, and describes Centrify's approach toward integrating cloud applications and employee-owned devices with your existing Active Directory to present everything in a single pane of glass.
Managing BYOD in your Organization
Join Windows IT Pro News Analyst Jeff James and Contributing Editor Eric Rux as they discuss bring your own device (BYOD) trends in the enterprise. Apple's iPad, iPhone, and even the Macintosh are making impressive inroads into enterprises. Jeff and Eric will give their perspective (and practical advice) on how to best manage these devices in the workplace. Specifically, we’ll touch on the implications of establishing and enforcing a BYOD policy on corporate security that balances user productivity with security best practices. And we’ll offer tips for managing Apple devices in a Windows domain.
Coping with Consumerization - Managing Mobile Devices in Federal Agencies
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What is BYO? (And what you can do to make it happen)
A lot of people are talking about BYO (Bring your Own) programs so that users can bring their own phones, tablets, and laptops. If you want to do this, great! Now how do you get started? In this webcast, independent expert Brian Madden will explain how to plan for your BYO program, how to select your target users.
Brian will also look at how to set your goals and help you figure out how to deal with existing systems, users who want to use non-standard devices, and how you can still maintain control.
David McNeely, Sr. Director, Product Management for Centrify, will talk about Centrify for Mobile and show how our cloud-based mobile access management solution lets IT admins manage their BYO devices with existing AD infrastructures. The webcast wraps up with David showing Brian a demo of how this is setup on an iPad.
Centralized Mac Home Directories on Windows Servers
The Enterprise Desktop Alliance wants you to attend a new webinar about how your customers can reduce the costs of managing and administering Mac home directories by using Group Logic's ExtremeZ-IP Server and Centrify DirectControl for Mac OS X to deploy them on Windows servers. This webinar is a technical deep dive into how to set up ExtremeZ-IP and Centrify DirectControl to configure DFS-based home directories for Mac users. You'll see how to maintain the Mac client's ability to use its native AFP protocol to talk to the Windows server and how you can rely on Active Directory to manage access.
Integrating the Mac into a Windows Infrastructure - 5 Case Studies
The Enterprise Desktop Alliance wants you to attend a new webinar to help IT professionals learn how to integrate Macs into their Windows environment. Please join us to discover how organizations like yours are getting more from their Mac installations without increasing their overhead.
Simplifying Mac Smart Card Support in Windows Environments
In this on-demand webinar see how easy it is to integrate Macs with smart cards into an Active Directory domain.
Leveraging Your Windows Active Directory Infrastructure to Provide Centralized Identity Management for UNIX, Linux and Mac Systems
Researching the feasibility of leveraging your Active Directory infrastructure to centralize identity management for UNIX, Linux and Mac systems? In this podcast, senior Burton analyst Mark Diodati interviews Centrify's David McNeely on the technical and business reasons for using Active Directory to manage more of your enterprise. Diodati shares some of Burton's findings on the reasons why their customers are looking for Active Directory integration solutions. McNeely explains Centrify's recommendations for a successful integration project. They also discuss leveraging Active Directory's rich group- and role-based management capabilities for fine-grained privilege management of UNIX/Linux systems.
Enterprise Desktop Alliance Webinar
Visit the Enterprise Device Alliance for a series of on-demand webinars to help you Deploy, integrate and manage Macs and mobile devices in your organization.
Five Top Benefits of Using Windows Group Policy to Secure and Manage UNIX, Linux and Mac Systems
In this on-demand webinar, Linux, UNIX and Mac admins get an overview of how Group Policy works from Jeremy Moskowitz, author of authoritative works on both Windows Group Policy and Windows/Linux integration. Centrify's David McNeely will then explain the workings of the Group Policy engine that is seamlessly built into DirectControl and the unique benefits of using it for non-Windows policy enforcement. He'll also demonstrate using Windows Group Policy to lock down user and security settings on a Mac desktop system.
Deploying Macs in the Enterprise
In enterprises large and small, IT managers are increasingly adopting Microsoft Active Directory-based administration tools and procedures to manage their environments. While there are several solutions for authenticating Macs through Active Directory, corporate security, regulatory compliance, and TCO concerns represent additional thorny challenges to Mac adoption. In this free webinar, top industry experts explain what IT managers need to know in order to deploy Macs securely and manage them efficiently within an Active Directory environment.
Securing Access to UNIX, Linux and Mac with Active Directory
Need a way to centralize account administration without removing the security boundaries that naturally exist around your business systems? Join David McNeely, Centrify's Director of Product Management, in this webinar as he shows you how to prove "who has access to what" when the security auditors come knocking.
Centrify for SaaS & Apps
Getting Mobility Right—From Devices to the Apps; from Identity to Productivity
Experts from Box and Centrify go beyond simple device management to cover the issues, technologies and policies required for next generation management of employee or corporate-owned devices, smartphones, and tablets. They discuss how to approach identity and authentication, enterprise app management, enabling single sign-on to apps, along with policy and architectural considerations for managing mobility projects across a myriad of platforms, use cases and enterprise boundaries. Learn how you can give employees the application experience and privacy they expect, while obtaining the visibility and control IT requires. Presented by Jamie Perlman, Box Sr. Director of Business Development, Mobile and David McNeely, Centrify Sr. Director of Product Management, Mobile.Office 365 Security: Leveraging Active Directory and Integrating with Other Clouds
Jeff Medford, technical product manager for Office 365, explains how Office 365 is deployed, how security works, and how to integrate it with your on-premise Active Directory using ADFS. David McNeely from Centrify then takes it to the next level by discussing your options for integrating Active Directory with other cloud apps like Salesforce.com, Google apps, Office365, WebEx, Box, and hundreds more. He also discusses how you might not even need to implement ADFS in order to achieve single identity between all your cloud services and your on-premise environment.
Data Center, Mobile, Cloud: All Roads Lead through Identity
Technology professionals sometimes refer to "once-in-a-generation" trends that transform IT as nothing before. Today, IT is facing not one, but three such transformations: Driven by the ubiquity of Web technologies and the efficiencies of virtualization, the enterprise data center has become much more agile in responding to fast-changing business IT needs. These trends have also made IT-as-a-service possible as never before, as the Cloud enables businesses to embrace concepts from infrastructure on demand to SaaS. A new generation of mobile devices that have revolutionized personal technology and expanded the reach of business IT. These transformations have placed enormous challenges on the enterprise. In particular: How to manage security and policy across each of these environments, consistently and reliably…without breaking the bank? Join EMA Managing Research Director, Scott Crawford, and Centrify CEO, Tom Kemp, for this complimentary Webinar that will highlight one of the most important factors of any answer to that question: the central role of identity in unifying a strategy that yields consistent control over each of these disruptive domains, with tangible results.
Will the Collision of Cloud and BYOD Destroy Everything You've Worked for in Active Directory?
As IT departments and end-users embrace the cloud, a whole new generation of disconnected applications and identity stores are cropping up. And as employees bring their own devices and apps, the percentage of systems consistently and centrally controlled by Group Policy dwindles. This webinar examines the different types of technology out there in these two areas and sets forth important evaluation criteria for comparing the offerings. In particular, it discusses the need to leverage what you've already invested in Active Directory, and describes Centrify's approach toward integrating cloud applications and employee-owned devices with your existing Active Directory to present everything in a single pane of glass.
Managing BYOD in your Organization
Join Windows IT Pro News Analyst Jeff James and Contributing Editor Eric Rux as they discuss bring your own device (BYOD) trends in the enterprise. Apple's iPad, iPhone, and even the Macintosh are making impressive inroads into enterprises. Jeff and Eric will give their perspective (and practical advice) on how to best manage these devices in the workplace. Specifically, we’ll touch on the implications of establishing and enforcing a BYOD policy on corporate security that balances user productivity with security best practices. And we’ll offer tips for managing Apple devices in a Windows domain.
Coping with Consumerization - Managing Mobile Devices in Federal Agencies
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What is BYO? (And what you can do to make it happen)
A lot of people are talking about BYO (Bring your Own) programs so that users can bring their own phones, tablets, and laptops. If you want to do this, great! Now how do you get started? In this webcast, independent expert Brian Madden will explain how to plan for your BYO program, how to select your target users.
Brian will also look at how to set your goals and help you figure out how to deal with existing systems, users who want to use non-standard devices, and how you can still maintain control.
David McNeely, Sr. Director, Product Management for Centrify, will talk about Centrify for Mobile and show how our cloud-based mobile access management solution lets IT admins manage their BYO devices with existing AD infrastructures. The webcast wraps up with David showing Brian a demo of how this is setup on an iPad.
Understanding Single Sign-On for UNIX/Linux-based Web Applications
In this free webinar, SSO expert Professor John Walker of ISACA will help you identify the “low-hanging SSO fruit” in your enterprise and will arm you with the business case you need to justify a lightweight SSO project. And Corey Williams of Centrify will provide the proof of concept by walking you through the simple steps required to join a UNIX or Linux host system to Microsoft Active Directory and configure the application for SSO using end-users’ existing Windows credentials.
Simplified SSO for Web and ERP: Leveraging Active Directory-Based Single Sign-On to Address Security and Compliance for Web and Enterprise Applications
Join this event to gain a better understanding of the advantages of implementing web and enterprise application single sign-on. Learn why tying entitlements to web, enterprise and B2B applications to Active Directory accounts is a simple, cost-effective, and highly reliable method of addressing IT security best practices and regulatory compliance.
Take the Pain Out of Single Sign-On for SAP on UNIX/Linux
Strengthen security and eliminate end-user frustration with non-intrusive, Active Directory-centric single sign-on for SAP
Secure, Cost-Effective Implementation of Web and Java Application SSO
Leverage Active Directory for secure and cost-effective single sign-on and federation for Apache, WebLogic, JBoss and WebSphere applications
