My colleague Jeff Shukis, who used to be VP of Engineering and Operations at Bridgestream, has started a blog of his own to talk about identity management, role management in particular. In his first post, he has started a deeper dive into the shortcomings of the NIST RBAC standard, an issue that I raised a few weeks ago after the Catalyst conference. I'm glad to see him bring his expertise to bear on this critical area of identity management. Looking forward to some informative posts.
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