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Diplomová práce je rozdělena do dvou částí. V první z nich je na teoretické úrovni zpracována oblast Identity Managementu. Jsou zde popsány jednotlivé oblasti Identity Managementu, kam patří autentizace, autorizace a audit. Dále se tato část zabývá problematikou Single Sign-On, tedy využití jednoho přihlášení k přístupu k více nezávislým systémům či ...
Anat Hovav, Ron Berger
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Anat Hovav, Ron Berger
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Interoperability of identity and identity management systems
Datenschutz und Datensicherheit - DuD, 2006Interoperability in Identity and Identity Management Systems is a mounting concern for European policymakers, governments and administrators. Plans are being discussed, for example, with respect to European eIDs. However, interoperability seems to be too focused on technical aspects at a time when privacy concerns are emerging as a major stumbling ...
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Privacy and identity management for everyone
Proceedings of the 2005 workshop on Digital identity management, 2005The shift from a paper-based to an electronic-based society has dramatically reduced the cost of collecting, storing and processing individuals' personal information. As a result, it is becoming more common for businesses to "profile" individuals in order to present more personalized offers as part of their business strategy. While such profiles can be
Leenes, R.E. +8 more
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New Pathways in Identity Management
IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2010In this paper, identity management is discussed. Identification and authentication of individuals accessing computer systems have always been components of cybersecurity. This paper reviews the technical details of biometric identification and verification.
Clark, Paul C. +5 more
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A SWIFT Take on Identity Management
Computer, 2009A proposed identity management framework provides privacy protection, by means of virtual identities, and cross-layer single sign-on for users who subscribe to multiple service and identity providers.
Gabriel López 0001 +3 more
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2006
This chapter provides an introductory overview of identity management as it relates to data networking and enterprise information management systems. It looks at the strategic value of identity management in corporate and government environments. It defines the terms, concepts, and technologies associated with identity management.
Katherine M. Hollis, David M. Hollis
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This chapter provides an introductory overview of identity management as it relates to data networking and enterprise information management systems. It looks at the strategic value of identity management in corporate and government environments. It defines the terms, concepts, and technologies associated with identity management.
Katherine M. Hollis, David M. Hollis
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2006
Modern managers might well ask ‘who are we and what are we becoming’? Two decades of downsizing, delayering, corporate liposuction, lean manufacturing, empowerment, knowledge management and networked organization have shaken traditional assumptions about management to their foundations.
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Modern managers might well ask ‘who are we and what are we becoming’? Two decades of downsizing, delayering, corporate liposuction, lean manufacturing, empowerment, knowledge management and networked organization have shaken traditional assumptions about management to their foundations.
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1994
Abstract Sociologist Erving Goffman describes a stigma as “an attribute that is deeply discrediting,” a social status that marks those who carry it as being “of a less desirable kind,” or an associated condition that transforms its owner “from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one.”1 Certainly many of the people in our
Martin S Weinberg +2 more
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Abstract Sociologist Erving Goffman describes a stigma as “an attribute that is deeply discrediting,” a social status that marks those who carry it as being “of a less desirable kind,” or an associated condition that transforms its owner “from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one.”1 Certainly many of the people in our
Martin S Weinberg +2 more
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