Proceedings

The following sessions were held at the CAMP: Bridging Security and Identity Management. Those with hyperlinks have postconference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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• Seminar 1 - Identity and Access Management: The Big Picture
  Speakers: Steve Devoti, Andrew J. Korty
• Seminar 2 - Security: The Big Picture
  Speaker: Christopher Misra
• Welcome and Introductions
  Speaker: Ann West
• Bridging Security and Identity Management
  Speaker: John J. Suess
• Minimize Exposure Panel: Correlating Identities Across the Enterprise
  Speakers: Thomas J. Barton, Michael Conlon, Jens Haeusser, Mark Berman
• Discussion: A Look at Ourselves
• Security and IAM Panel: IT's Better When We Work Together
  Speakers: Christopher Misra, Jens Haeusser, Charles F. Dunn, Mark S. Bruhn (Moderator)
• Federated Environments and Incident Response: The Worst of Both Worlds?
  Speakers: James Basney, Paul Caskey, Mark Poepping, Kenneth J. Klingenstein, Mark S. Bruhn (Moderator)
• Lightning Talks
• Privacy and Compliance for the Left Brain
  Speaker: Kevin M. Morooney

Management Track

• Authorization Strategies Panel: Leading an Effort to Define Roles
  Speakers: P. Renee Shuey, Joel L. Weidner, Deborah M. Meder
• Appropriate Access: Privacy Requirements, Regulation, and Working with Auditors
  Speakers: Karl Heins, David H. Walker
• Protecting Data: Managing Risk of Exposure through Abatement
  Speakers: Kimberly Ritze, Peter Spier, Robert J. Block
• Web Applications: Get a Grip on Privacy
  Speaker: Michael A. Corn

Technical Track

• Web Applications: Development Approaches
  Speaker: Aaron Godert
• Protecting Networked Assets: Logical- and Physical-based Access Control
  Speakers: Steve Hanna, Christopher Misra
• Appropriate Access: Levels of Assurance
  Speakers: Stefan Wahe, David L. Wasley
• Authorization Strategies Panel: Provisioning, Deprovisioning, and Related Methodologies
  Speakers: Marc Huffstickler, Charles F. Dunn

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