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Physical or electronic systems designed to control who, or what, has access to a network

Systems that attempt to streamline the administration of user identity across multiple systems

The process of verifying the identity of the user

The process of defining the specific resources a user needs and determining the type of access to those resources the user may have

A hardware device that contains non-programmable logic and non-volatile storage dedicated to all cryptographic operations and protection of private keys.

The process of establishing confidence in user identities electronically presented to an information system

Protects enterprise assets and provides a history of who gained access and when the access was granted

Cloud-based services that broker identity and access management functions to target systems on customers' premises and/or in the cloud

The process of collecting and verifying information about a person for the purpose of proving that a person who has requested an account, a credential, or other special privilege is indeed who he or she claims to be, and establishing a reliable relationsh

Developing standard for authenticating network users. Kerberos offers two key benefits: it functions in a multi-vendor network, and it does not transmit passwords over the network.

Protection mechanisms that limit users' access to information and restrict their forms of access on the system to only what is appropriate for them

A 48-bit number (typically represented in hexadecimal format) that is supposed to be globally unique

Access control that requires the system itself to manage access controls in accordance with the organization's security policies

Ensures that a user is who they claim to be. The more factors used to determine a person's identity, the greater the trust of authenticity.

A system that manages passwords consistently across the enterprise

Allows authorized security personnel to simultaneously manage and monitor multiple entry points from a single, centralized location

A non-contact, automatic identification technology that uses radio signals to identify, track, sort and detect a variety of objects including people, vehicles, goods and assets without the need for direct contact

An access control model that bases the access control authorizations on the roles (or functions) that the user is assigned within an organization

An access control model that based on a list of predefined rules that determine what accesses should be granted

A version of the SAML OASIS standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between security domains

Involves the use of simply one of the three available factors solely in order to carry out the authentication process being requested

A unified login experience (from the viewpoint of the end user) when accessing one or more systems

A local hardware encryption engine and secured storage for encryption keys

Provides the system with a way of uniquely identifying a particular user amongst all the users of that system