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This document discusses ForgeRock and identity management solutions. It highlights that ForgeRock provides identity and access management software to enable frictionless transactions across devices, portals, applications and legacy systems. It also emphasizes the importance of privacy, consent and user-managed access to build trust and improve customer experience.

In this webinar, ForgeRock experts show you how identity can be used for more than just allowing people to login into applications, and how it is the key to unlocking a personalized user experience using an Identity Relationship Management approach. Also, why the ForgeRock Platform is the right solution for your legacy, current day, and future identity challenges.

The document discusses best practices for API security, including using OAuth2 tokens that are issued and managed centrally, protecting communications with TLS, throttling incoming traffic to APIs, enforcing centralized policies at an enforcement point, and monitoring and auditing APIs. It provides ForgeRock Identity Gateway as an example of a solution that implements these practices.

This document discusses identity management and relationship management. It describes how identity management is evolving to focus on relationships between users, devices, things, and services. It also discusses contextual identity, microservices architecture, cloud readiness, platform ubiquity, and how ForgeRock provides a unified identity platform.

Lisa O'Connor, Global Security R&D Lead at Accenture Technology Labs - Businesses operate in a digital ecosystem that’s ever more connected, collaborative and complex. That means becoming a “self-sustaining enterprise.” What does this mean? Think about the business ecosystem as a neighborhood. A self-sustaining enterprise understands and responds to who’s moving in and out, what they’re doing, and what threats they present. Understand and navigate new relationships in order to perform as effectively as possible while managing risk at an optimal level.

The document provides an overview of the ForgeRock Identity Platform, which includes modules for access management, identity management, identity gateway, and directory services. It describes the key features and architecture of each module. The platform is built using open source projects for common REST APIs, user interfaces, auditing, logging, and scripting. It allows for authentication, authorization, user management, provisioning, synchronization and other identity and access management capabilities.

Sydney Identity Summit presentation by Eve Maler, VP of Innovation & Emerging Technology, ForgeRock

In this webinar, learn how the ForgeRock Identity Platform and its new User-Managed Access capabilities make it easier for organizations to establish trusted digital relationships with customers, embrace IoT initiatives, and address rapidly changing data privacy regulations. Learn more about ForgeRock Access Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/access-management/ Learn more about ForgeRock Identity Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/identity-management/

In this webinar, we review some of the basic security base lines a connected device should adhere to, while also reviewing some of the key pin and pair and identity enabled device standards that can help reduce risk and protect identity data and services when accessed by devices.

In this webinar from January 26th, 2016, Andy Hall and Markus Weber explain, and demo, what's new in the ForgeRock Identity Platform, Access Management. These are the supporting sides. Learn more about ForgeRock Access Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/access-management/ Learn more about ForgeRock Identity Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/identity-management/

The document discusses OpenIG, an identity gateway product from ForgeRock. OpenIG allows legacy applications and APIs to be integrated with identity and access management solutions without modifying the applications. It provides single sign-on, password capture and replay, OAuth 2.0 protection for APIs, and federation capabilities. The latest version of OpenIG includes support for OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, scripting with Groovy, SAML federation, and stateless sessions. The document promotes OpenIG as a cost-effective way to extend security and identity features to existing applications.

Identity Gateway with the ForgeRock Identity Platform - So What’s New? Devices, and Things: Better Than a Fish in Your Ear In the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy they have a handy little thing called a Babel Fish. Put it in your ear and you can instantly communicate with anything, anywhere in the galaxy. It’s quick and painless and works great. And that’s exactly how the ForgeRock Identity Gateway works too. It’s a simple, standards-based approach to extend access to web applications, application programming interfaces (APIs), and devices and things. The ForgeRock Identity Gateway, provides a flexible policy enforcement point to support your current environment while migrating towards a modern, standards-based platform. So you can connect digital assets across your ecosystem, with minimal-to-no changes. And no slimy little fish required! Highlights: - Intro to the ForgeRock Identity Platform - New features available in this release - Maintaining existing infrastructure through password replay - Gateway and a Mobile device walk into a bar…. - Federating services - Mobilizing those apps Learn more about ForgeRock Access Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/access-management/ Learn more about ForgeRock Identity Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/identity-management/

This document discusses strategies for scaling the ForgeRock identity platform to support 1 billion users. It describes how ForgeRock Directory Services provides a specialized, centralized, secure, highly available, and high-throughput identity store. It has been benchmarked to support 500 million users and tested to support 3 billion users over 1 week. The document also discusses how ForgeRock products are evolving to support cloud-native architectures with horizontal scalability, simplified replication, and data sharding to further increase capabilities.

Let’s be frank. Your identity platform is only as good as its foundation. “Identity done right” gets done wrong without a rock-solid directory to store and access all that identity data. While certainly not a sexy topic… directory is your plumbing making it a critical aspect regardless of its appeal. Good news for you however, either way you look at it our Directory Services, built from the OpenDJ project, is the gold standard: decades of telco experience led us to develop a high-performance, web-scale directory, delivering throughput in the tens-of-thousands of logins per second. We’re not s*itting you when we say we’ve got a lot of experience where the Sun don’t shine! Webinar Highlights: - Intro to the ForgeRock Identity Platform - New features available in the release - What does performance, scalability, and high availability to manage data for hundreds of millions of users, devices, and things look like? Learn more about ForgeRock Access Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/access-management/ Learn more about ForgeRock Identity Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/identity-management/

LUDOVIC POITOU, Director of ForgeRock France & OpenIG Product Manager, at the European IRM Summit 2014.

Daniel Raskin, SVP Product Management, ForgeRock - The identity world is evolving … again. The growth of IoT endpoints is outpacing the scale of standard identity platforms. More non-traditional things are now given digital identities. New device protocols force identity platforms to become proficient in "foreign languages," in order to communicate with next-generation devices and services. The identity use case of yesteryear is gone: We need to reinvent what a typical identity deployment looks like. In this session, we will explore this changed world and discuss how identity needs to adapt.

The wait is over! ForgeRock is releasing shiny new versions of all solution areas of the ForgeRock Identity Platform. To give you a preview on what’s coming, join this webinar to hear directly from the Product Managers what’s new in: Access Management Identity Management Directory Services Identity Gateway Shared Services Learn more about ForgeRock Access Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/access-management/ Learn more about ForgeRock Identity Management: https://www.forgerock.com/platform/identity-management/

This document discusses HSBC's strategy for customer identity management across its global operations. It aims to provide a single solution using ForgeRock's access management and identity platforms to handle access for 37 million customers across 70 countries, while allowing for regional variations. Key points include using open standards like OAuth for authentication, building an identity broker to consolidate customer data and enable identity as a service, and empowering developers through accessible security platforms.

The document discusses challenges and opportunities in the retail industry from a digital transformation perspective. It addresses issues like knowing customers through their shopping patterns and data, delivering experiences instead of just products, using payments and loyalty programs to increase customer engagement, balancing digital and in-store shopping experiences, and using identity management solutions to securely identify and authenticate users across channels. Standards-based identity infrastructure is seen as key to enabling things like swift deployments, security, privacy, and consent-driven customer relationships in the digital retail space.

Businesses operate in a digital ecosystem that’s ever more connected, collaborative and complex. That means becoming a “self-sustaining enterprise”. What does this mean? Think about the business ecosystem as a neighbourhood. A self-sustaining enterprise understands and responds to who’s moving in and out, what they’re doing, and what threats they present. Identity is key to understanding and navigating new relationships in order to perform as effectively as possible while managing risk at an optimal level.

Today it’s all about the customer. Forrester research confirms that business and technology leaders are prioritizing initiatives that secure their company’s position in the age of the customer – improve customer experience, address rising customer expectations, and improve products and services. And right after customer focused initiatives, business and technology leaders are prioritizing the ability to improve innovation. They know that the disruptions they face in the age of the customer won’t be addressed with business as usual. Innovation has been elevated to an initiative, which means that executives are focused on it. What organizations are just finding out is that Identity and IoT initiatives map directly to customer first and innovation initiatives and are pivotal in their success. Being able to verify identity — both of people and of things — is critical for the IoT: Are they real? Are they who they say they are? Where are they? What are they able to or allowed to do? While machines don’t care about privacy, they — and their owners and operators — do care about who is able to program, operate, or control them. In this presentation, Jennifer Belissent, Principal Analyst at Forrester, will discuss how organizations are tackling the challenges of the IoT and customer first initiatives and how identity is playing an ever increasing role in their success.