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Privileged Access Lifecycle Management: How PALM Refines Strategy for Enterprise IT | 2009-10-14 | BeyondTrust |
| Strengthening security, maintaining compliance, and achieving efficiencies and economies of scale are top-of-mind issues for enterprise IT executives. In this paper, IDC analysts examine the role of identity and access management (IAM) solutions in addressing these needs and specifically looks at the role privileged access lifecycle management (PALM) can play in helping heterogeneous organizations proactively refine their strategies regarding privileged access management controls, cross-platform monitoring, and automated workflow capabilities.
Tags: Enterprise Planning, Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Data Infrastructure |
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Monitoring Active Directory for Security and Compliance: Bridging the Gaps in the Native Audit Log | 2009-10-01 | Quest Software |
| Much of the security and control of an enterprise IT environment rests on Active Directory. It provides authentication and access control for Windows users and applications, as well as for UNIX, Linux and mainframes. Even VPNs, extranets and internal network security technologies all use Active Directory for policy and identity information.
Tags: Data Infrastructure |
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The Challenges of Administering Active Directory | 2009-09-16 | NetIQ |
| As Active Directory's role in the enterprise has drastically increased, so has the need to secure the data it stores and to which it enables access. The lack of native control makes the secure administration of Active Directory a challenging task at best for administrators. As a result, organizations need assistance in creating repeatable, enforceable processes that will ultimately reduce their administrative overhead, while simultaneously helping increase availability and security of their systems. This paper outlines seven common challenges associated with securely administering Active Directory and provides some helpful insight into what NetIQ can do to assist one with these difficulties.
Tags: Data Infrastructure |
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Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Performance on VMware vSphere 4 | 2009-09-01 | Global Knowledge |
| Increased adoption of VMware infrastructure and continued performance advances in hardware and software have driven the virtualization of Microsoft Exchange. The current version, Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, is a resource-hungry 64-bit application that has reduced storage demands as compared to previous versions. The increased use of memory and heavier CPU load requires efficient virtualization capabilities to meet customer demands. This paper will detail experiments that demonstrate the efficient performance and scalability of Exchange when running inside a virtual machine on a VMware vSphere 4 environment.
Tags: Software Development Tools, Internet and Web, Data Infrastructure, Office Suites |
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Do More for Less: Build a Cost-Effective, Optimized IT Infrastructure | 2009-07-17 | IBM |
| With pressures mounting both to keep IT infrastructures running optimally and to reduce costs, IT optimization promises to relieve companies struggling to meet both goals. This white paper explains how IT optimization allows midsize businesses to respond rapidly to changing business priorities and align their IT infrastructure with the strategic goals of their company.
Tags: IT Infrastructure, IT Budgeting, IT Budgeting, Data Infrastructure |
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Five Things About Windows Server 2008 You Might Not Know | 2009-06-23 | Global Knowledge |
| As an instructor, I tend to assume that everyone knows all the features of an application, and I am sometimes surprised by clients and students who really don't know them. This white paper discusses five things you might not know about Windows Server 2008 features, such as network authentication, Windows PowerShell, branch office support, and licensing.
Tags: Server Platforms - OS, Server Platforms - OS, Data Infrastructure, Desktop Client OS |
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Oracle Internet Directory 11g | 2009-06-01 | Oracle |
| Directory Services are critical components in an enterprise application infrastructure, providing applications with identity services such as user profiles, access and authorization data. Well-structured and organized directory services are the foundation of efficient and effective identity management solutions that enable enterprise applications. One of the identity management challenges enterprises face is the lack of a single source for identity data and the proliferation of identity stores, including directories and databases. Enterprises have employee information in HR databases and/or Active Directory (AD), customer and partner data in CRM databases and/or LDAP directories.
Tags: Data Infrastructure |
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AXIGEN Mail Server - eDirectory Services: Authentication and Single Sign-On Integration | 2009-05-07 | GECAD TECHNOLOGIES |
| This paper focuses on the integration between the AXIGEN messaging solution and the eDirectory Services product developed by Novell. The actual level of interaction between the solutions is limited to the user authentication process. Specifically, by following the steps described herein, one will be able to allow the authentication process, that AXIGEN usually performs using the internal database, to be outsourced into eDirectory. This simplifies credential management and ensures password consistency across multiple applications and network services.
Tags: Data Infrastructure |
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Novell Storage Manager for Novell eDirectory: Bringing the Exponential Growth of Unstructured Data Under Control | 2009-04-01 | Novell |
| The amount of data maintained on organizations' network storage systems has grown exponentially over the past few years. This is generally due to regulatory compliance or the demands of today's digital workplace fueling significant increases in users' unstructured file storage. IDC projects that the annual capacity growth rate for unstructured data in traditional enterprises is expected to grow at 62.2 percent. Unfortunately, most organizations lack the tools necessary to control and manage this ever-increasing storage growth. Bringing unstructured data under control can be extremely difficult and time consuming. While many organizations develop written policies for managing their storage, the execution and enforcement of these policies often fail to occur.
Tags: Data Infrastructure |
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Information Rights Management Application Patterns | 2009-04-01 | Microsoft |
| This white paper provides architecture and design guidance for building an Information Rights Management (IRM)-aware application using Microsoft Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS). It presents a number of application patterns as well as best practices that one can use for developing IRM-aware applications. It covers basic consumer and publish scenarios as well as complex federated scenarios that make use of Active Directory Federations Services (AD FS). It makes extensive reference to the IRM Application Patterns Reference Implementation available for download at the MSDN Code Gallery. |
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