July 2006

Identity & Access Management:The 7 Laws of Identity

Digital identities have taken on an increasingly important role in the corporate infrastructure, as IT departments define what applications and data sources each individual user can access. But as the role of identities has grown, so has the complexity of identity systems. Joshua Trupin

Identity & Access Management:MIIS Gets your Directories in Sync

Trying to maintain security and identity information in a large, heterogeneous network can be difficult and complicated. And this can put your network at risk. Fortunately, Microsoft Identity Randy Muller

Identity & Access Management:5 Essential Tools for MIIS

Identity and access management. These are important issues as your business implements systems that provide corporate information to employees, business partners, and customers. Jenn Goth

Identity & Access Management:Automate Active Directory Group Management

Group management is central to today's businesses. Groups are commonly used to control access to network resources, computers, buildings, and so on. Simultaneously, they need to grant access to Craig Owen

Gestione delle identità & degli accessi:Come semplificare il Single Sign-On utilizzando il servizio

Matt Steele

Identity & Access Management:Create Custom Directories with ADAM

Active Directory Application Mode, also known as ADAM, is often misunderstood. In this article I will demystify ADAM, explain how it can be a useful tool in many organizations, and show you some valuable utilities that make it easier to use. Brian Redmond

Identity & Access Management:Extreme VPN Makeover

Who decided that Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs, were a good idea? With VPNs, we could let armies of mobile workers with "legitimate" business needs connect to our nice corporate David Conrad

Identity & Access Management:The InfoCard Identity Revolution

Keith Brown

Microsoft Office:Create Scorecards For Your Business With Office

Let's assume, as I'm going to do here, that you manage a sales team tasked with meeting regular sales quotas. Team member sales are logged into your corporate database, but you have no easy way of telling your team members how well they are doing. Mauro Cardarelli

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