Key issues
A series of opinion articles, analysis and best practice guidance on planning and implementing identity management solutions
It pays to have a sense of identity
By failing to invest in identity management systems, organisations are not only risking the exposure of sensitive data and subsequent reputation damage, but are also missing out on a host of commercial opportunities that could boost customer satisfaction and loyalty, says Madeline BennettThe case for federated ID management
Simon Perry, vice president of security strategy at CA, discusses the current identity management landscape and the benefits to firms of improving their existing security practices by taking a federated approach to identityHow to stay on the right side of the law
Firms are under increasing regulatory pressure to safeguard sensitive dataBuilding a circle of trust
Federated ID management lets firms reach out while keeping their guard upResearch
A series of white papers, customer case studies and analyst reports on security, identity and access management
Audio and video
Identity management: A federated approach
Madeline Bennett, Editor of IT Week, is joined by Simon Perry, Vice President of Security Strategy at CA, to discuss the growing pressure on organisations to rethink their identity management strategies in response to recent high-profile data security breaches.
In this video, commissioned by CA, find advice on how a federated approach can help tackle the problem.
News from IT Week
A round-up of news articles covering all the latest IT security, privacy and identity management news
Small firms ignoring Data Protection Act
Information Commissioner issues stark warningID Fraud Prevention Week kicks off
MPs call for a new "ID fraud tsar"Online fraud rises again
Latest Apacs figures show drop in online banking fraud but big rise in card-not-present lossesEU scheme aims for ID card interoperability
New Eema initiative is set to bring member states closer togetherTJX settles data breach lawsuits
Company agrees to compensate and insure customersApacs pushes Verified by Visa and Mastercard SecureCode
Payments association wants consumers to do their bit to stamp out online card fraudICO wants wider interpretation of Data Protection Act
Brings out new guidance to help courts better understand how to interpret the lawSecond Monster hack affects millions
Site may never be safe, says chief execReport divides internet stakeholders
Has the Lords e-crime report exposed a gulf between users and the internet industryHome Office must fund e-crime unit, say Lords
Government should stump up £1.5m, says influential parliamentary committeeADVERTISEMENT
