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Identity and access management products

• March 08, 2007 08 Mar'07

  Review: Sun Java System Identity Manager 7.0 'impressive'

  Hot Pick: Sun Java System Identity Manager 7.0 excels with agentless connectors, scalability and amazing auditing.

• February 19, 2007 19 Feb'07

  Sourcefire fixes Snort flaw

  Attackers could exploit a flaw in the popular open source Snort IDS tool to cause a denial of service or launch malicious code.

• January 30, 2007 30 Jan'07

  Symantec unveils 'universal ID system'

  Symantec said the goal is to create a universally accepted identity system across all Web sites -- from online financial institutions to retailers -- for millions of consumers.

• January 23, 2007 23 Jan'07

  McAfee: Malware all about ID theft

  The use of keylogger technology is surging and there's been a 100-fold rise in phishing attacks, according to a new report from McAfee.

• January 18, 2007 18 Jan'07

  ID theft victim to TJX customers: Mind your data

  Customers should guard their own data, says one ID theft victim. Meanwhile, some in the banking industry say TJX may have stored more data than necessary.

• July 06, 2006 06 Jul'06

  Strong authentication for businesses large and small

  Product review: Customer service could return calls more quickly when there's a problem. But overall, RSA SecurID Appliance 2.0 delivers robust, scalable protection.

• April 14, 2005 14 Apr'05

  Who should be on (and off) the hook for ID theft?

  An influential cryptographer and a panel of technologists today debate how best to fight false authentication and fraudulent transactions.

• April 03, 2005 03 Apr'05

  Are identities safer on laptops than central databases?

  Microsoft pledges better ID security. Given the theft of a laptop storing 100,000 Social Security numbers, Redmond's approach could prove controversial.

• March 15, 2005 15 Mar'05

  ID theft and national security

  Check out what some ITKnowledge Exchange members had to say about this controversial issue.

• January 31, 2005 31 Jan'05

  ID theft remains No. 1 worry

  For the fifth straight year, the FTC said most complaints came from identity theft victims. And that's a problem for enterprises.