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IT Security Policy Management Usage Patterns Using IBM Tivoli Security Policy Manager

By: Axel Buecker,Scott Andrews,Craig Forster,Nicholas Harlow,Ming Lu,Sridhar Muppidi,Trevor Norvill,Philip Nye,Günter Waller,Eric T. White,IBM Redbooks

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IT Security Policy Management Usage Patterns Using IBM Tivoli Security Policy Manager

By: Axel Buecker,Scott Andrews,Craig Forster,Nicholas Harlow,Ming Lu,Sridhar Muppidi,Trevor Norvill,Philip Nye,Günter Waller,Eric T. White,IBM Redbooks

In a growing number of organizations, policies are the key mechanism by which the capabilities and requirements of services are expressed and made available to other entities. The goals established and driven by the business need to be consistently implemented, managed and enforced by the service-oriented infrastructure; expressing these goals as policy and effectively managing this policy is fundamental to the success of any IT and application transformation. First, a flexible policy management framework must be in place to achieve alignment with business goals and consistent security implementation. Second, common re-usable security services are foundational building blocks for SOA environments, providing the ability to secure data and applications. Consistent IT Security Services that can be used by different components of an SOA run time are required. Point solutions are not scalable, and cannot capture and express enterprise-wide policy to ensure consistency and compliance. In this IBM® Redbooks® publication, we discuss an IBM Security policy management solution, which is composed of both policy management and enforcement using IT security services. We discuss how this standards-based unified policy management and enforcement solution can address authentication, identity propagation, and authorization requirements, and thereby help organizations demonstrate compliance, secure their services, and minimize the risk of data loss. This book is a valuable resource for security officers, consultants, and architects who want to understand and implement a centralized security policy management and entitlement solution.

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IBM Redbooks

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0738436143

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9780738436142

IBM Security Access Manager Appliance Deployment Patterns

By: Shahnawaz Backer,James Darwin,Vasfi Gucer,Chris Hockings,Trevor Norvill,Nilesh Patel,Martin Schmidt,Asha Shivalingaiah,Serge Vereecke,IBM Redbooks

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IBM Security Access Manager Appliance Deployment Patterns

By: Shahnawaz Backer,James Darwin,Vasfi Gucer,Chris Hockings,Trevor Norvill,Nilesh Patel,Martin Schmidt,Asha Shivalingaiah,Serge Vereecke,IBM Redbooks

IBM® Security Access Manager is a modular, integrated access management appliance that helps secure access to web, mobile, and cloud workloads. It is offered both as a physical appliance and as a virtual appliance image that runs on several popular hypervisors. The integrated appliance form factor enables easier and more flexible deployment and maintenance. This IBM RedpaperTM publication describes the different Security Access Manager Appliance V9.0 deployment patterns and uses hands-on examples to demonstrate how to initially configure systems in those deployments. It also describes various deployment considerations, such as networking, high-availability, performance, disaster recovery, and scalability. All of these deployment patterns are covered within the context of realistic business scenarios. This paper is especially helpful to Security Access Manager architects and deployment specialists.

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