Tag: Oracle Identity Manager

The “Model-As” Problem

In my last post, I talked about Jeff Bardin’s excellent session about the reality of successfully deploying an enterprise IAM infrastructure. During his session, he touched upon one of the more interesting problems that we see in enterprises today – the “Model-As” problem. Jeff was referring to a practice that is very common in a

RSA Conf. Notes: Looking For Practical Approaches to IAM

I attended a very informative session entitled “Enterprise IAM Challenges – A Practical Approach to RBAC” given by Jeff Bardin, the CISO at Investors Bank and Trust. It was a frank, open account of his experience leading a team on an IAM project that took his previous employer from a failed audit to a successful

RSA Conf. Notes: Talking about Account Reconciliation

I attended a session titled “Delivering Security Integration with Compliance” by IBM’s Stuart McIrvine. During the session, he laid out the various governance frameworks for IdM (SOX, COSO and COBIT among others) and detailed how IBM’s Tivoli family of IdM products could be used to implement them as part of an IdM practice. As he

How you can handle your attestation needs

Attestation (aka Re-certification aka Periodic Review) is one of the latest must-have’s in the world of compliance-driven IdM (if you know of another name it goes by, please share). It essentially refers to the management practice of periodically checking and certifying that only the individuals who need certain access privileges have those access privileges. Here