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Minimize Exposure Panel: Correlating Identities Across the Enterprise

Minimize Exposure Panel: Correlating Identities Across the Enterprise

Title:Minimize Exposure Panel: Correlating Identities Across the Enterprise (ID: CAMP08103)
Author(s):Thomas J. Barton (University of Chicago), Michael Conlon (University of Florida), Jens Haeusser (The University of British Columbia) and Mark I. Berman (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts)
Topics:Identity and Access Management, Logging and Monitoring
Origin:EDUCAUSE Grant Programs (CAMP) (02/13/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

What are the benefits and issues with correlating identities across the enterprise? What are the issues relating to cross walking and characteristics of identifiers? What strategies are there for getting the most out of logging? It’s important to know if an identifier has been reassigned, for instance, when using it for access to restricted spaces. Are there new institutional processes we should consider, such as logging in to register your IP address and binding an IP with a user? This session will explore these questions and offer a set of common requirements.

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