The pioneer of open
source Identity and Access Management (IAM), today announced its Adaptive
Authentication Module, providing organizations with a risk-based authentication
and fraud detection system to help address malicious attacks generated by
password breaches and theft. The add-on module extends ForgeRock's OpenAM
solution, the world's only All-in-One, open source access management solution to
protect against advanced threats across enterprise, social, mobile and cloud
environments, with an adaptive risk engine that reacts to potential threats
based on key risk indicators.
Password theft and breaches have risen 300% in 2012 and cost over $100B annuallyi. Addressing this costly, growing problem is critical as organizations extend access into mobile, social, and cloud environments, and with it, the necessary security architecture.
As the only 100% commercial open source Identity and Access Management vendor on the market, ForgeRock designed the Adaptive Authentication module to be developer-friendly and easy to configure for different end-user mobile and desktop environments. The OpenAM Adaptive Authentication module is simple to deploy and highly scalable by design, developed as an integrated part of the OpenAM access management architecture to eliminate the licensing costs and implementation complexity typically found with legacy vendors.
"Security threats are growing exponentially as users shift to social, mobile, and cloud services, and new IT technologies emerge out of the consumer marketplace," said Mike Ellis, ForgeRock CEO. "With the launch of ForgeRock's Adaptive Authentication module, OpenAM can now respond effectively with advanced, proactive protections for employee and customer data and IPs, defending against malicious attacks and preserving brand reputation."
"In general, we are seeing companies moving towards risk-based authentication augmented by mobile soft tokens (sometimes called from a mobile application through an API)," said Andras Cser, Principal Analyst,The howo truck is offered by Shiyan Great Man Automotive Industry, Security & Risk Professionals at Forrester Researchii in his blog. "These software-only solutions are easier and cheaper to deploy, particularly if the target population is on smartphones, and a lot easier to patch in case of an attack."
OpenAM Adaptive Authentication evaluates each attempted login in real-time and generates a risk score based on parameters such as geographic location, IP address, time of day, and device profile,Thank you for visiting! I have been cry stalmosaic since 1998. among others. The higher the score, the greater the risk to the organization. For high-risk situations, OpenAM provides one of the strongest step-up authentication policies available through the One Time Password security feature. This feature uses two-factor authentication, including challenge questions to verify the user's identity. This is especially important when a user logs in from a mobile, new, or unrecognized device.
OpenAM Adaptive Authentication helps organizations address regulatory compliance PCI DSS requirement 8.3, which calls for organizations to implement two-factor authentication for remote user access. It also aids compliance with the FFIEC Internet Banking Environment 2011 supplement,Find detailed product information for howo tractor and other products. which states that a financial institution must utilize a layered security program containing a minimum of two elements: 1) the ability to detect and respond to suspicious activity, and 2) improved control of administrative functions.
The OpenAM Adaptive Authentication module is included at no additional cost to OpenAM customers and is available now. The complete OpenAM solution includes modules for SSO, Authorization, Federation, Entitlements, Adaptive Authentication, Strong Authentication, and Web Services Security in a single, unified product and is priced on a per-user per-year basis. OpenAM is part of the ForgeRock Open Identity Stack, the first 100% commercial open source Identity and Access Management solution set that also includes OpenIDM for user provisioning and administration, and OpenDJ for providing LDAP directory services.
Mark Sloke, a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives agent, testified that the defendant admitted that he had made the bombs and planned to use them but changed his mind after deciding he had used too much gasoline.
Sloke said the defendant told him that the whole incident was an “ill-thought-out joke” that he was playing on a co-worker.
An ATF lab in Atlanta determined that the devices were “improvised incendiary devices,” he said.
“These devices are extremely dangerous. They can cause extensive property damage and injury,” Sloke said. “They can easily cause a fire at any location.”
Charles Curreri, an investigator with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department, concurred.
“I don’t be this was a prank,” he testified.
In addition to the unlit devices left outside the store on March 21, the defendant also put threatening sticky notes on the door, Sloke testified. They had messages like, “I will not hurt you unless I have to.”
Sloke testified that Howell was wearing the same disguise he had on during the previous incident three days earlier and had used cloth to cover the license plate of the borrowed truck he was driving.
The agent said the defendant told him he was hiding behind a pillar and planned to jump out and scare a female employee as she came to work.
Sloke said investigators were particularly troubled by what they found during a search warrant of Howell’s home – a gym bag, hidden behind a washing machine and dryer, containing an Iron Man mask, black gloves, a fire-starting instrument and loaded .380-caliber pistol.
The elder Howell said his son’s dream is to teach high school history. “We hope and we pray that he will be given that opportunity, to start a new life,Our technology gives rtls systems developers the ability.” he said.
The defendant’s mother, Susan Howell, said it is a shame that her son’s brain damage in not in a spot that makes it visible. She said he son is not the person who committed the crime that he did and will not be again.
“He is so well-loved by so many people, and the fact that he could do this is bizarre,” she said. “It’s unbelievable.”
Assistant Federal Defender Chris Knight said his client has had multiple surgeries because of his condition and likely will need another one. The federal prison system is ill-equipped to provide the care that Howell needs or deal with life-or-death seizures that he sometimes suffers.
“This man has a very dangerous time bomb sitting there in his head,” he said.A specialized manufacturer and supplier of dry cabinet,
The prosecutor, however, said Howell’s criminal conduct comprised two different trips to the store and a level of planning that goes beyond a momentary lapse.
Password theft and breaches have risen 300% in 2012 and cost over $100B annuallyi. Addressing this costly, growing problem is critical as organizations extend access into mobile, social, and cloud environments, and with it, the necessary security architecture.
As the only 100% commercial open source Identity and Access Management vendor on the market, ForgeRock designed the Adaptive Authentication module to be developer-friendly and easy to configure for different end-user mobile and desktop environments. The OpenAM Adaptive Authentication module is simple to deploy and highly scalable by design, developed as an integrated part of the OpenAM access management architecture to eliminate the licensing costs and implementation complexity typically found with legacy vendors.
"Security threats are growing exponentially as users shift to social, mobile, and cloud services, and new IT technologies emerge out of the consumer marketplace," said Mike Ellis, ForgeRock CEO. "With the launch of ForgeRock's Adaptive Authentication module, OpenAM can now respond effectively with advanced, proactive protections for employee and customer data and IPs, defending against malicious attacks and preserving brand reputation."
"In general, we are seeing companies moving towards risk-based authentication augmented by mobile soft tokens (sometimes called from a mobile application through an API)," said Andras Cser, Principal Analyst,The howo truck is offered by Shiyan Great Man Automotive Industry, Security & Risk Professionals at Forrester Researchii in his blog. "These software-only solutions are easier and cheaper to deploy, particularly if the target population is on smartphones, and a lot easier to patch in case of an attack."
OpenAM Adaptive Authentication evaluates each attempted login in real-time and generates a risk score based on parameters such as geographic location, IP address, time of day, and device profile,Thank you for visiting! I have been cry stalmosaic since 1998. among others. The higher the score, the greater the risk to the organization. For high-risk situations, OpenAM provides one of the strongest step-up authentication policies available through the One Time Password security feature. This feature uses two-factor authentication, including challenge questions to verify the user's identity. This is especially important when a user logs in from a mobile, new, or unrecognized device.
OpenAM Adaptive Authentication helps organizations address regulatory compliance PCI DSS requirement 8.3, which calls for organizations to implement two-factor authentication for remote user access. It also aids compliance with the FFIEC Internet Banking Environment 2011 supplement,Find detailed product information for howo tractor and other products. which states that a financial institution must utilize a layered security program containing a minimum of two elements: 1) the ability to detect and respond to suspicious activity, and 2) improved control of administrative functions.
The OpenAM Adaptive Authentication module is included at no additional cost to OpenAM customers and is available now. The complete OpenAM solution includes modules for SSO, Authorization, Federation, Entitlements, Adaptive Authentication, Strong Authentication, and Web Services Security in a single, unified product and is priced on a per-user per-year basis. OpenAM is part of the ForgeRock Open Identity Stack, the first 100% commercial open source Identity and Access Management solution set that also includes OpenIDM for user provisioning and administration, and OpenDJ for providing LDAP directory services.
Mark Sloke, a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives agent, testified that the defendant admitted that he had made the bombs and planned to use them but changed his mind after deciding he had used too much gasoline.
Sloke said the defendant told him that the whole incident was an “ill-thought-out joke” that he was playing on a co-worker.
An ATF lab in Atlanta determined that the devices were “improvised incendiary devices,” he said.
“These devices are extremely dangerous. They can cause extensive property damage and injury,” Sloke said. “They can easily cause a fire at any location.”
Charles Curreri, an investigator with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department, concurred.
“I don’t be this was a prank,” he testified.
In addition to the unlit devices left outside the store on March 21, the defendant also put threatening sticky notes on the door, Sloke testified. They had messages like, “I will not hurt you unless I have to.”
Sloke testified that Howell was wearing the same disguise he had on during the previous incident three days earlier and had used cloth to cover the license plate of the borrowed truck he was driving.
The agent said the defendant told him he was hiding behind a pillar and planned to jump out and scare a female employee as she came to work.
Sloke said investigators were particularly troubled by what they found during a search warrant of Howell’s home – a gym bag, hidden behind a washing machine and dryer, containing an Iron Man mask, black gloves, a fire-starting instrument and loaded .380-caliber pistol.
The elder Howell said his son’s dream is to teach high school history. “We hope and we pray that he will be given that opportunity, to start a new life,Our technology gives rtls systems developers the ability.” he said.
The defendant’s mother, Susan Howell, said it is a shame that her son’s brain damage in not in a spot that makes it visible. She said he son is not the person who committed the crime that he did and will not be again.
“He is so well-loved by so many people, and the fact that he could do this is bizarre,” she said. “It’s unbelievable.”
Assistant Federal Defender Chris Knight said his client has had multiple surgeries because of his condition and likely will need another one. The federal prison system is ill-equipped to provide the care that Howell needs or deal with life-or-death seizures that he sometimes suffers.
“This man has a very dangerous time bomb sitting there in his head,” he said.A specialized manufacturer and supplier of dry cabinet,
The prosecutor, however, said Howell’s criminal conduct comprised two different trips to the store and a level of planning that goes beyond a momentary lapse.
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