I think they can really help in a lot of ways. Acc… Karl - Sep 4, 2011I think they can really help in a lot of ways. Accelerate your business with the help of these factors. Thanks a lot for sharing. business consultant
Jun 10, 2010 1:00 p.m. Eastern / 10:00 a.m. Pacific (60 minutes) To Register follow this link Christopher Yeich - Editor, Strategic Content - Ziff Davis Enterprise David Lundell - Identity Management Practice Director, Ensynch | Microsoft Identity Management MVP Jonathan Sander - IAM and Security Analyst - Quest Software Has your business experienced identity theft, with unauthorized access to your systems, data, and/or trade secrets?
Active Directory Federation Services v2 Ships! This is awesome stuff – with ADFS v2 we can help you setup SSO with your SaaS vendors. Here is an example that has been rendered generic. ADFS 2.0 supports SAML 2.0 (the idp lite profile and rdp lite profile) which opens up many federation doors and WIF allows us to write custom security token services (sts) just in case the idp lite and rdp lite profile support isn’t up to handling the interaction.
If you attended TEC you can now get the Slide Decks by registering on TheExpertsCommunity.com and accessing the following item: TEC 2010 Conference Materials Have Been Posted! You can find my sessions here: http://theexpertscommunity.com/item/list/type/session/meta_expert_tag/speaker%3Adavidlundell Proper Care and Feeding of Your Databases: FIM, ILM, CLM, RMS, SharePoint and OCS Without proper care and feeding of your databases (FIM Meta Directory Services, FIM Certificate Services, FIM Web Service, RM… continue reading “Proper Care and Feeding of Your Databases: FIM, ILM, CLM, RMS, SharePoint and OCS”
AD RMS on Windows Server 2008 R2 adds a really slick feature blogged about here: Group Expansion for Federated Users Prior to R2 to issue a use license to a federated user they need to specifically be granted permissions. With Windows Server 2008 R2 you can create a contact matching the external federated user and then place the contact in the group and then they have the same RMS permissions as that group.
Back in business school I was a connoisseur of fine commercials. Recently I watched a commercial for Lipton Ice Tea (note I am a teetotaler who doesn’t drink tea) and I have to admire their cleverness in coming up with names for competitor products (see the title) in their “Lipton Tea, I think I love you” commercial. (Lyrics here) Really the names are clever although the best is the H30 – I just love it, a chemical compound that as far as I can tell can’t exist, but we all know they are making fun of flavored water.
It’s nice to know its impact to the business. … Karl - Sep 4, 2011It’s nice to know its impact to the business. Thanks a lot for sharing that valuable information. business consultant
Brad and I are going to cover the value of the whole Identity Management Stack from Microsoft and a few additional pieces from partners. **When: Thursday, May 28th **Where: Webinar/Online (Live Meeting links will be sent to all registrants) (Click Here to RSVP) Presenters: David Lundell – Microsoft MVP for ILM, Ensynch Practice Director Brad Turner – Microsoft MVP for ILM, Ensynch Sr. Technical Architect **Time: **9am-10am Pacific/Arizona 10am-11am Mountain
Back in business school we always studied name changes and rebranding, and this one has been interesting Last summer NetPro deciding to expand the Directory Experts Conference (DEC) to include an exchange conference and so they re-branded the conference NetPro’s The Experts Conference. Then Quest acquired NetPro, so it became a completely re-branded conference as Quest’s The Expert Conference. So NetPro DEC became Quest TEC. Sunday Mar 22nd - Wed Mar 25th in Vegas www.
At the PDC Microsoft’s Kim Cameron and colleague Bertocci Vittorio announced that Microsoft Live is now an Open Id provider. Additionally, when signing into Live you can use Information Cards (Info Card, Card Space, Geneva Card Space). They also demonstrated the new Geneva Framework (formerly known as Zermat) – essentially a successor to Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Federation Services, and showed it supporting SAML 2.0 the “protocol” not just SAML 2.
