The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
By Chen Arbel, VP of Strategic Development, Aladdin Knowledge Systems , 10/20/2008
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Digital data and communications have become an inseparable part of people's lives, holding enormous value for organizations. Additionally, enterprises are expecting employees to be connected and work outside the office, making mobile workforce more and more common. Thus, the need for data protection has taken the spotlight.
Organizations are turning to identity and access management solutions -- which increasingly include strong authentication as a vital element -- to establish secure and trusted digital environments. Numerous forces are driving organizations to implement strong authentication solutions, such as:
IT executives are increasingly looking for holistic strong authentication solutions, rather than combining multiple systems. Holistic solutions can offer a mix of authentication devices for flexibility and cost savings, a broad range of supported security solutions to meet current and future needs, management tools for cost-effective deployment and life-cycle management of the full solution, and the capability to integrate with existing IT infrastructures and security policies.
Alongside this growing demand for advanced strong authentication solutions, more comprehensive and integrated product offerings are offered that support present and emerging requirements, improve ease-of-use for both users and administrators, and provide significant ROI.
The demands of consumers as well as compliance pressures bring organizations to search for new ways to strengthen their internal controls, authentication methods, and identity management practices. The message is clear: action is needed to stay ahead in the fast-changing, security-conscious market.
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