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Role Engineering sets the standard for RBAC implementations
This book has the potential to fill a real void in the Identity and Access Management industry where practical role engineering methods have not be formalized or validated. Role Engineering for Enterprise Security Management (ESM) is an expensive, technical, high risk proposition for corporations and institutions managing tens of thousands of use accounts in an IT...
Published on November 16, 2008 by Tim Weil
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The book is disorganized, contains erroneous and fallacious information. For example they define role mining as a bottom up approach, when one can use data mining processes while engaging both a top down down and a bottom up strategy. And the list could go on. Just a waste of money.
Published on October 22, 2008 by Stoian Raluca
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This review is from: Role Engineering for Enterprise Security Management (Information Security & Privacy) (Hardcover)
The book is disorganized, contains erroneous and fallacious information. For example they define role mining as a bottom up approach, when one can use data mining processes while engaging both a top down down and a bottom up strategy. And the list could go on.
Just a waste of money.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Role Engineering sets the standard for RBAC implementations,
This review is from: Role Engineering for Enterprise Security Management (Information Security & Privacy) (Hardcover)
This book has the potential to fill a real void in the Identity and Access Management industry where practical role engineering methods have not be formalized or validated. Role Engineering for Enterprise Security Management (ESM) is an expensive, technical, high risk proposition for corporations and institutions managing tens of thousands of use accounts in an IT environment. There are Identity Management products and vendors whosupport this role-based access control (RBAC) process but no standard methodologies exist for successful ESM implementation. The authors provide a much-needed, how-to, approach for achieving successful Role Engineering in the enterprise network.
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Role Engineering for Enterprise Security Management (Information Security & Privacy) by Edward J. Coyne PhD (Hardcover - Dec. 2007)
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