Sr. Solution Strategist Security - Platinum Accounts at CA Technologies
Real User
2018-04-30T14:35:29Z
Apr 30, 2018
I have been in the industry both as a buyer of these products and now I am on the vendor side.
I have noticed that most of the folks answering are, like politicians, answering a different, and unasked question without addressing your question. I will do my best to answer the question you asked. Out of the gate and to the best of my knowledge IBM TAM is going end of life and has been
renamed to ISAM. It consists of two primary components A user registry, and an authorization service consisting of an authorization database and an authorization engine that performs the decision-making action on the request. Tivoli Access Manager is not a single product but rather a family of products that use the same core authorization and authentication engine.
Past similarities notwithstanding CA SSO has come a long way and CA has shifted left as has their product stack. CA SSO is • Industry leader. Consistently recognized as an industry leading solution by independent market research organizations, and proven in some of the most demanding environments in financial, telecommunications, and government organizations.
Flexible architecture. Supports five different deployment architectures that can be used jointly or
independently to meet varying business needs. These architectures include: agent and gateway-based policy enforcement points, open federation standards, format flexible cookie, and REST and SOAP-based web services.Interoperability. Provides validated integration and SSO across hundreds of applications on a broad range of platforms, including app servers, collaboration environments, cloud apps, ERP apps, mobile devices and web servers. Enhanced session assurance. Prevents hackers from hijacking legitimate sessions with stolen cookies through CA's patented DeviceDNA™ device validation process. Hybrid cloud. Integrates with CA Identity Service to enable seamless access across cloud and on premises applications optionally launched via a simple to use integrated UI. Out of the Box Integration – the solution is tested against more than 450 different third-party product combinations to ensure the widest platform support in the market.
What is a single sign-on (SSO)? Single sign-on (SSO) is an authentication method that enables a user to access multiple sessions in different applications with one set of login credentials.
Single sign-on is the most common method used for protecting sensitive data on web applications. SSO requires the user to provide an initial password when they begin creating an account. The application will then validate that the user is the intended person and has enough privileges to access the...
I have been in the industry both as a buyer of these products and now I am on the vendor side.
I have noticed that most of the folks answering are, like politicians, answering a different, and unasked question without addressing your question. I will do my best to answer the question you asked. Out of the gate and to the best of my knowledge IBM TAM is going end of life and has been
renamed to ISAM. It consists of two primary components A user registry, and an authorization service consisting of an authorization database and an authorization engine that performs the decision-making action on the request. Tivoli Access Manager is not a single product but rather a family of products that use the same core authorization and authentication engine.
Past similarities notwithstanding CA SSO has come a long way and CA has shifted left as has their product stack. CA SSO is • Industry leader. Consistently recognized as an industry leading solution by independent market research organizations, and proven in some of the most demanding environments in financial, telecommunications, and government organizations.
Flexible architecture. Supports five different deployment architectures that can be used jointly or
independently to meet varying business needs. These architectures include: agent and gateway-based policy enforcement points, open federation standards, format flexible cookie, and REST and SOAP-based web services.Interoperability. Provides validated integration and SSO across hundreds of applications on a broad range of platforms, including app servers, collaboration environments, cloud apps, ERP apps, mobile devices and web servers. Enhanced session assurance. Prevents hackers from hijacking legitimate sessions with stolen cookies through CA's patented DeviceDNA™ device validation process. Hybrid cloud. Integrates with CA Identity Service to enable seamless access across cloud and on premises applications optionally launched via a simple to use integrated UI. Out of the Box Integration – the solution is tested against more than 450 different third-party product combinations to ensure the widest platform support in the market.