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Report
# SH29821446 | 519 Pages | 213 Tables and Figures | 2006 |
Check
Out These Key Topics!
Anonymous Identity Resolution
Federated Identity Management
Services
Identity Resolution,
Authentication, and Management Market Analysis
Key Drivers In The Internet
Security Marketplace
Serious Threats In Internet
Environment
Identity Security Systems Issues
and Aspects
Uses Of Internet Security
Digital Identity Management
Middleware
Identity and Access Management
Business Solution Areas
Infrastructure Solution Areas
Siege Problem
Directory Services
Identity Administration Solutions
Host Single Sign-On
Identity Security Products
Identity
resolution, authentication, and management is a broad market with significant
variation between the types of products offered. Middleware is implemented in
federated and application specific systems.
The ability to identify fraudulent people proactively is an emerging issue
tackled with identity resolution suites. The technology to implement identity
resolution is also useful for business analysis of transaction objects. The
ability to create correlations, at high speed, between similar objects is
fundamental to the next stage of business process management.
Middleware is needed for digital identity management because it leaves the
information in place and operates on it there. The ability to move information
from one place to another for analysis is good, but the accuracy of information
is best assured by leaving it where it is gathered originally.
Digital identity management software enables companies to share and compare
information with other companies or government agencies without identifying the
people connected to it. The software for anonymous resolution enables companies
or government agencies to share personal information on customers or citizens
without identifying them.
The software converts data on a person into a string of random characters,
using a one-way hash function technique. No names, addresses or Social Security
numbers re embedded within the character string. The strings are fed through a
program to detect a matching pattern of characters.
Critical components of identity and access management include identity
resolution, Web and host single sign-on, user provisioning, advanced and legacy
authentication, public key infrastructure, and directory services. Full suites
comprise solutions that include directory services, provisioning, secure
access/authentication and, federated identity elements.
The market forecasts for 2005-2011, in the worldwide identity and access
management market, is expected to double by the year 2011.
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Companies Profiled |
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IBM |
Intel |
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staff of Arthur D. Little, Inc., for 23 years, most recently as Vice President
of Arthur D. Little Decision Resources, specializing in strategic planning and
market development services. She is a graduate of Boston University and the
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Administration. She is the author of recent studies on worldwide
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