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Almost 7 years ago
Answered a question: CA SiteMinder vs IBM Tivoli Access Manager
CA SIteMinder and IBM ISAM are both powerful tools for SSO. Among those two
I would prefer CA SiteMinder
Site Minder is robust and easy to maintain and configure.
However, if there is an option of choosing other SSO applications
especially for interbusiness SSO access, I…
Over 7 years ago
Contributed a review of IBM Tivoli Access Manager [EOL]: Uses automated provisioning to create users. I would like to see AngularJS support.
Over 8 years ago
The SSO capabilities are great, but it is not evolving with a speed of the changes outside the realm of an organization. There are applications usually on HTML5 and Java script using angular scripts which are becoming too complicated to have SSO capabilities when using ISAM…
Almost 10 years ago
Contributed a review of IBM Tivoli Access Manager [EOL]: Has provided more secure computing. Unfortunately, has many issues with deployment.
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Over 7 years ago
IBM Tivoli Access Manager [EOL]
Almost 10 years ago
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As a technical lead lead in Wipro, I am working with a team managing the identity and access for a secured environment for a banking client.
In total I have about 9 years of industry experience with Telecom and banking domains.
My niche is IBM Security Access Manager (WebSEAL) along with ITDS, LDAP and Oracle Secure Global Desktop servers (SGD).
I also have strong knowledge of Unix, VMWare, Linux, AIX Administration, Datapower.
