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Seminar 1 - The Big Picture: Introduction to Identity and Access Management
PLEASE NOTE: Separate registration and fee are required to attend this seminar.

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Speaker(s)

• Steve Devoti, Senior IT Architect, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Andrew J. Korty, Deputy Information Security Officer, Indiana University

Abstract

How many times has this happened to you? A student comes up to you and asks,"How is my digital identity assured and can I use my campus userid and password to seamlessly review my federal loans?"

Do you know how to answer? Are you unsure about what a digital identity is all about? Interested in learning about the major concepts and terms of identity management, why it's important, and how the data flows from source systems to applications? If you are new to this topic or would like an overall map of where the pieces fit at an institutional level, consider registering for this non-technical preworkshop seminar.

This session will include overviews of the:

• What is digital identity?
• What is the identity life cycle?
• What are the primary reasons for implementing identity-related services?
• What is federated identity and why is it important to student services?

If you are new to this topic or would like an overall map of where the pieces fit at an institutional level, consider registering for this preworkshop seminar. Topics relating to the support of authentication across boundaries may be discussed briefly at the seminar and again in more detail at the CAMP.

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Seminar 2 - Security: The Big Picture
PLEASE NOTE: Separate registration and fee are required to attend this seminar.

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Speaker(s)

• Christopher Misra, Information Security Officer, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Abstract

Want to brush up on the basics of security before attending the CAMP? Consider registering for "Security: The Big Picture." This non-technical preworkshop seminar will offer an introduction to areas of security, what tools are available to help, and a chance to view it through the technology, policy, and business process lenses with examples drawn from the security field.

Topics covered include:

• technology models and architectures
• policy frameworks, governance, and risk management
• identity and access management contributions

If you are new to this topic or would like an overall map of where the pieces join together at an institutional level, consider registering for this preworkshop seminar. Some topics may be discussed briefly at the seminar and again in more detail at the CAMP.

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Lunch for preconference workshop attendees only

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Welcome and Introductions

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Speaker(s)

• Ann West, Sr. Program Manager, Internet2/InCommon, Michigan Technological University

Bridging Security and Identity Management

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Speaker(s)

• John J. Suess, Vice President of Information Technology/CIO, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Abstract

Effective security efforts are composed of a complex set of interrelated components including policies, procedures, and technical controls. The interrelation between components is not obvious, and the technical details of security systems can obscure perspective with respect to other critical systems. Security architectures provide a coherent plan to ensure that we meet our IT security goals. But you can’t build your security model without an accompanying IAM model as a part of it. This session will discuss models for security and IAM and how they interleave.

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More Information

For more information, see:

http://connect.educause.edu/Library/Abstract/BridgingSecurityandIdenti/46315

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Minimize Exposure Panel: Correlating Identities Across the Enterprise

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Speaker(s)

• Thomas J. Barton, Senior Director for Integration, University of Chicago
• Mark I. Berman, Chief Information Officer, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
• Michael Conlon, Director of Data Infrastructure, University of Florida
• Jens Haeusser, Director, Strategy, The University of British Columbia

Abstract

What are the benefits and issues with correlating identities across the enterprise? What are the issues relating to cross walking and characteristics of identifiers? What strategies are there for getting the most out of logging? It’s important to know if an identifier has been reassigned, for instance, when using it for access to restricted spaces. Are there new institutional processes we should consider, such as logging in to register your IP address and binding an IP with a user? This session will explore these questions and offer a set of common requirements.

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More Information

For more information, see:

http://connect.educause.edu/Library/Abstract/MinimizeExposurePanelCorr/46292

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Discussion: A Look at Ourselves

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Abstract

In an interactive discussion, attendees will assemble into campus teams to reflect on their environment and upcoming security and identity management needs. We'll look at our own campuses and use this information the following day to help determine what we need to investigate further and our plan next steps.

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