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: Ping Identity Corporation Secure Identity Standards Paul Madsen, senior technical architect, Office of the CTO, Ping Identity, has participated in identity standards efforts including SAML, the Simple Cloud Identity Management (SCIM), OAuth 2.0 and TV Everywhere. He recently discussed the company's viewpoint on standards in Identity and Access Management (IAM). Read his Q&A here. Learn More US Marshals jump into 'Cyber Monday' mania : Unisys How do You Secure Financial Transaction Data? A major Brazilian supermarket chain with thousands of employees and stores in 14 different cities had a significant security issue. Not only did it need to close the gaps in its IT environment, it also needed to become 100 percent compliant with Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards. Learn More Older Dell devices also affected by dangerous eDellRoot certificate WHITE PAPER: Entrust, Inc. 5 Ways Mobile will Transform Enterprise Authentication Mobile devices are secure in fact, more secure than PCs. And their transportability makes them more convenient too. By leveraging mobile devices in your enterprise authentication, you can take significant strides toward both bolstering efficiency and strengthening security. Learn More SAFECode: How to ensure you're buying safe software Dell admits installing security hole on laptops, apologizes, offers fix Walmart hired Lockheed Martin for employee surveillance, allegedly got help from FBI | |||||||||
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