We are excited to be bringing this award-winning class back to Central Ohio! The course is starting to fill up, but there are plenty of seats left. We encourage you to register soonest.

Master Class:
Building an Enterprise-Strength Identity & Access Management Architecture



Date: Saturday March 17, 2012
Time: 8:30am - 5pm
Location: Platform Lab, 1275 Kinnear Rd, Columbus, OH http://www.platformlab.org/directions.html

Light breakfast (coffee / Danish / fruit) , lunch and beverages to be provided.

Cost: $300
Discounted rate: $250 for members of (ISC)2 Central Ohio Chapter, ISSA, or ISACA if registered by 9-March.
Registration via PayPal, for Credit/Debit card, or can invoice for company check.
Membership discounts available through 9-March
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(to join (ISC)2 Central Ohio Chapter, at $40, contact Chad Sturgill at registration@securitymba.org)
For questions about the course contact dan.houser@gmail.com


This class has been presented at a dozen International conferences, and the going rate is $750-900 and up, and was the top-rated course ever at the RSA Conference. You can attend this course locally at a substantial cost savings, and don't have to put up with a long plane flight in coach!

Here is what three past attendees had to say about this course:

"I learned more in the first 4 hours of this course than in a 3-day Identity course at Gartner (Conference)" - Director, Identity Systems, Global 100 healthcare

"This course was just what I needed to kick my Identity program into high orbit. I hadn't expected so much in just a day! Thanks guys!" - AVP Identity Architecture at a top US Bank

"Solid advice from experts who have fought the battle and know what works. I am glad I added this class to my conference, but now my brain hurts!" - Sr. Auditor, Big 4 consulting company


Abstract for the course, and bio for the class instructor:

Delivering on Identity & Access Management is becoming a business imperative, as we are driven by sweeping regulations and portal-based application integration to provide robust authentication and authorization systems. Web Access Management SSO and portal technologies, multi-tenant distributed Cloud / Federated Identity, Privilege certification and audit, RBAC Provisioning and multi-factor authentication are becoming the norm, rather than bleeding-edge implementations. Further, getting Identity & Access Management implementation wrong can lead from simple issues, such as Martha not being able to login to her GL application, to severe issues causing financial losses and damage to an organization's reputation and brand when "nobody can log in".

Identity and Access Management requires holistic measures to address provisioning, authentication, fine-grained authorization, identity mapping, federation, metadata security, and fundamental issues of identity integrity and integrity controls.

This full day Master Class will share lessons learned in several major federation, single sign-on, identity and access management and token implementations. We will not only cover the basics, but also advanced lessons learned for implementation of advanced Identity & Access Management components, as well as emerging issues in identity requirements that will challenge old-school methodologies for authentication, identity management and the future of federation, when everything is pushing to the cloud.

This highly interactive session will cover:
> Basic principles of Identity and Access Management (I&AM)
> Directory Services - enterprise, meta-directory and virtual
> Web-based Authentication / Web Access Management
> Provisioning, De-provisioning, and shortname collision management
> Identity Mapping and Roll-up
> Detailed Single Sign-on Strategies
> Federation & Cross-company Authentication (CCA) Architecture
> Self-service tools in the I&AM arena
> Access/Entitlement Audit and Certification
> Infrastructure architecture -- critical underlying processes to run a successful enterprise
> Case Study: Standards-based and proprietary implementations of Federated Identity
> Biometrics, Tokens, Knowledge-based proofs and other multi-factor authentication devices: basics, challenges and lessons learned
> Man-in-the-Middle attacks and token/multi-factor attacks
> Strategies for Identity Management implementation
> Governance & Compliance issues addressed by identity management
> Cost justification for investment, typical stakeholders, and getting buy-in

Target audience:
Information Security Officers
Security Engineers
Directory Services Engineers
Systems & Information Architects
Project Managers
Consultants
Auditors

Instructor Bio:

Dan Houser, CISSP-ISSAP CSSLP CISA CISM CGEIT MBA

Dan is Sr. Security & Identity Architect for a Fortune 20 company, with more than 17 years experience in planning, designing and implementing technical security, cryptography and eBusiness solutions in a wide range of operating environments. As a consultant, Mr. Houser has been involved in developing diverse identity management and security solutions, and has taught courses on many facets of security, cryptography, software development, security management, career development, quality assurance, leadership, and disaster and emergency planning.

Mr. Houser was technical lead of the projects that delivered the first SAML implementation in the world implementing a federation chain, the first SAML-based federated identity solution conducting real-world financial transactions, and the first to implement a production SAML solution across multiple vendors. He has implemented over 20 federated identity systems and directly managed all phases of the identity lifecycle.

A dynamic speaker known for innovation in information security, Mr. Houser developed security experience "in the trenches," and brings this depth of experience to his presentations and papers. He is a frequent speaker at regional and international security conferences, a Distinguished Toastmaster, published author, and serves on the (ISC)2 Board of Directors. Mr. Houser received his MBA in 2001 from the University of Dayton, graduating with honors. He is a member of the RSA Conference Program Committee, and has also been a member of the (ISC)² Product Advisory Committee, the (ISC)² SSCP Product Committee, the State of Ohio Vocational MIS Curriculum Advisory Board and the SANS GIAC Advisory Committee, and is founder and provost of the Columbus-based Security MBA program.
To register:
Membership discounts available through 9-March
Provide complete contact info



Questions? Contact Dan - dan.houser@gmail.com


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