Farroha and Farroha, 2012

Type	Article
Title	Architecting dynamic privileges in protected systems through hardening Identity and Access Management
Authors	Farroha, B., Farroha, D.
Year	2012
Harvard	Farroha, B., Farroha, D., 2012. Architecting dynamic privileges in protected systems through hardening Identity and Access Management. IEEE, pp. 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1109/SysCon.2012.6189527
IDs	DOI: 10.1109/SysCon.2012.6189527

Abstract

Information sharing is a fundamental enabler in facilitating better business and security practices, where exchange of information automated. The goal is to design smart systems that monitor and control authorized data to propagate through between security domains to authenticated and authorized users, while removing unauthorized blocks as required by policy. The Department of Defense (DoD) and Federal Agencies have established an information strategy for their respective communities that implement the national level information sharing strategy. The inclusion of a comprehensive Identity and Access Management (IDAM) capability is a fundamental building block to address these strategies. Given that business and mission environments will transition to the use of virtual environments if only to achieve IT efficiencies, this paper discusses additional advantages inherent in virtual environments.

(Farroha and Farroha, 2012,p. 1)