Webinar: Entitlement Administration & Governance

The Next Step in the Evolution of Identity and Access Management

CALGARY, April 19, 2012 /CNW/ - The market for managing identities, credentials and security entitlements has evolved radically over the years. It started with directories, moved on to self-service and automation to manage identities in those directories (identity management), grew to include web single sign-on (access management) and, more recently, the focus has shifted to policy and controls (access governance).

On Thursday, April 26th, Idan Shoham, CTO, Hitachi ID Systems, will introduce the concept of Entitlement Administration and Governance (EAG) which is a fresh approach to managing users and their access rights.

In this online session, Shoham will explain that companies focus primarily on administration and governance of security entitlements and, only secondarily, on identity attributes. He will demonstrate that routine administration processes are tightly coupled with governance, security policy, audit and other controls.

EAG resets the approach to managing identities, entitlements and credentials. It clarifies that administration and governance are inseparable and focuses on security entitlements, rather than identity attributes.

Shoham will explain why any approach that treats the management of identities separately from entitlements, or considers administration and governance as distinct and separate, will create more problems than it solves.

About the Webinar

Held on Thursday, April 26th (10amPT/11amMT/1pm ET), this thought-provoking perspective offers an alternate view to the widely promoted notion of Identity and Access Governance (IAG) as distinct from User Provisioning or Identity Administration.

About Hitachi ID Systems

Hitachi ID Systems' Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions enhance internal controls, support regulatory compliance, lower IT support cost and improve user service. Hitachi ID Identity Manager, Password Manager and Privileged Access Manager are used by over 900 organizations world-wide to manage identities, entitlements and credentials across on-premise and cloud-hosted applications.

To learn more about Hitachi ID Systems, visit http://Hitachi-ID.com/, e-mail [email protected], call 1.403.233.0740 or follow @HitachiIDSystem on Twitter.

For more information, or to schedule a one-on-one interview, please contact:

Chantelle Micheli
Public Relations Manager, Hitachi ID Systems
Phone: [phone], ext 326
[email protected]
http://hitachi-id.com