Jim Williams, vice president at DAON, and Conor White, the president of the DAO division, X-Products, will discuss the changing world of identity management in ...
wfedstaff | April 17, 2015 5:35 pm
October 1, 2013 — Identity management can be easy with a closed technology system where the single server is located down the hall.
The move to the cloud is forcing federal information technology professionals to consider a wide range of options for authentication.
Today’s interview is with Jim Williams, vice president at DAON, and his colleague, Conor White, the president of the DAON division called X-Products.
Identity management has been gaining interest in the federal community.
In fact, NIST is sponsoring a plenary meeting in October with a discussion on developing standards for identity management in the cloud.
During the interview, White talks about the positives and negatives of a variety of systems that enterprises can use for authentication.
Many will say that user name and password is a system that is antiquated and too easily breached.
DAON has systems that incorporate multiple factors for identification, including face recognition, voice recognition, and even combining those with geographic confirmation with your smart phone.
When a consumer product includes technology that incorporated biometrics, then it is time for enterprises to catch up.
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