Comparative analysis and design philosophy of next generation unified enterprise application security

Shaikh, Riaz Ahmed; Rajput, Saeed; Zaidi, Syed Sajjad Haider; Sharif, Kashif

doi:10.1109/icet.2005.1558935

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“…This study describes the specifics of access control management, a vision, and arguments for federated access control management solutions in a business network. Research on the enterprisewide security is richly available, for example Shaikh et al provide a comparative analysis of existing IAM products and envision future needs of a next generation unified enterprise application security [20]. The works on the IAM in the area of virtual organizations especially using the service oriented architecture relate to the subject of our research and match the current setting of the industrial case [5, 91. For example Weaver proposed a distributed data security via web services, trust and federation techniques for manufacturing and process industries [21].…”

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Identity and Access Management for Remote Maintenance Services in Business Networks

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IFIP International Federation for Information Processing

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Access to information systems across corporate boundaries with high demands to privacy and trust result into ambitious research and development targets. This study provides motivation and a roadmap for approaching integrated security management solutions in a business network of partners with heterogeneous ICT and security infrastructures. We aim at describing specifics of identity and access management in inter-organizational collaboration, and a vision and arguments for identity and access management in a business network. A case study with Metso Paper, Inc., the leading manufacturer of paper machinery and related services, validates the results, thus providing a motivating example of the possibilities of e-services.

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confidence: 99%