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Imprivata extend beyond SSO

A couple of days ago, Imprivata announced a new product called Enterprise Network Authentication (ENA). This looks an interesting approach to extending their existing and traditional ESSO product. In essence, they have modularised their product so separate out the SSO functionality from the authentication functionality with a simple upgrade to incorporate both components. With ENA, you can now add strong authentication through a variety of methods to the windows login.… Read More »Imprivata extend beyond SSO

InfoSec UK 2006

Yesterday I visited InfoSec 2006 @ Olympia in London. Most of the exhibitors were the normal suspects with Microsoft, Symantec, RSA, Trend Micro et al having the biggest and loudest stands. However, there were a few things that struck me about the show in particular: The heat in there was ridiculous. By mid-afternoon it was becoming unbearable Nearly everybodies products came on an appliance. The colours, shapes and sizes varied… Read More »InfoSec UK 2006

CEOP

The UK government has finally brought together a number of disparate organizations in order to try and crack child abuse on the internet. (Link: CEOP) This isn't before time. Hopefully, now some serious effort will go into stopping this abuse and making the internet a safe place for our children to use again.

Digital Identity…..finally finished

During a completely unrelated conversation I was having with a colleague a few months ago, they happened to mention that they had just read a book called Digital Identity by Phil Windley and they highly recommended it. Well, not being one to ignore recommendations, I bought a copy and have just finished reading it. The book is a good guide for anyone working within the 'Identity' space and provides some… Read More »Digital Identity…..finally finished