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Finding the Route to Value with Identity Management

Overview As your IT infrastructure grows, users need increased access to data resources, resulting in greater security risks. Learn how to execute an effective Identity Management solution using three key milestones to guide your progress. Download this analyst white paper, which will show you how to:

* Establish a standardized set of Identity Management tools and processes
* Implement policy-based automation and self-service password management processes
* Achieve regulatory compliance quickly and cost-effectively

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	BMC Software	File Format	HTML
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Infrastructure Management, Security Standards

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