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Advanced Master Class and Workshop
on
Identity
Management
Led
by:
John Colombo, BSc, MBA, CISSP, CISM and MBCI
Managing Technical
Architect (Security), Capgemini, UK
(see http://www.capgemini.com/
) &
Dr.
Horst Walther, President, SiG Software Integration GmbH,
Germany
( http://www.horst-walther.de/
)
Date:
Wednesday 20th October 2004: 09:00 − 18:00
hrs
Venue
:
Hilton Park Hotel, Nicosia
(Registration starts at 8:15)
Learning
Objectives
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Provision of a
Management View − the workshop aims
to present a broad picture of the components of Identity
Management, their derivation and relative importance. Whilst a
single day’s workshop cannot shed light on every aspect of a
complex discipline, it can give enough for those managing
projects to be able put the right specialists in the right
place at the right time.
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Common Prat-falls
− the workshop will
look at some of the stumbling blocks that may delay or derail
Identity Management projects embarked on by the
unwary.
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Where to start
− the workshop will
provide participants considering an entrance into the world of
identity management with an understanding of the methods,
tools and approaches that will help achieve a successful
outcome
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Amount of work
involved and skill sets required − the workshop will
help participants gain a idea of the level of effort required
to launch an Identity Management initiative, the amount of
perseverance required, the attitudes and skills, both soft and
hard, necessary to see it through to a successful
conclusion.
Audience
This workshop is
aimed at those who wish to gain a rounded view of Identity
Management i.e. those who already have a knowledge of aspects
of the subject but who need to get the full picture or those
new to the discipline.
Identity
Management as a discipline sits on the interface between
management and technology. The audience for this
master-class is therefore expected to be a mix of managerial
staff with some technical competence and technical staff with
managerial responsibility.
Workshop
Outline
(Note: 9
am start assumed. If later, then all times will
shift)
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Time |
Publishable
Outline |
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9:00
(45
Min) |
Introduction
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Facilitators: Jon Colombo, Horst Walther.
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[Administrative Announcements]
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Rules for the Day:
#1 Participation
#2 Enjoyment
#3 Sealed-Room
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Audience introduction (Experiences
Expectations) |
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9:45
(45
Min) |
Evolution,
Direction, and Dynamics
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Definition of Identity Management(!)
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Technology (Evolution, Drivers)
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Industry Maturity (Gartner, Lifecycle)
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Applicability (Appropriateness)
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Crystal Ball (What Next) |
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10:30 |
Introducing
Identity − "Dong" a case from antiquity
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People
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Names
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Systems
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Operation
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Roles
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Lessons |
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11:15 |
Coffee
Break |
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11:45 |
Designing an
E-Government Solution:
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The Project
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Approach
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Access Control Model
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Wrinkles
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Discussion session:
- The role of technology
- Intermediation.
- Federation
…. etc. |
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c12:35 |
A
Project that went Wrong.
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The Project
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Approach
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Access Control Model
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Wrinkles
- Discussion session
- What went wrong?
- Why?
- Could it have been avoided? |
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1:30 |
Lunch |
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2:30 |
ROI vs
Barriers to entry.
Case
study based on fictitious scenario, group work
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Workshop - Paint scenario - 20 Mins
(Workshop
will split into 3 - 4 groups)
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Groups, read case studies prepare questions. 10
minutes
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Workshop - 10 minute Q&A
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Groups Prepare ROI/Presentation. 20
Minutes.
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3:30 |
Coffee
Break |
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4:00 |
ROI vs
Barriers to entry Pt 2.
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Group Presentations (Roughly 10 mins
each).
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Wrap-up on exercise. |
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4:50 |
Overall
Wrap-up for Day
- What
we have covered.
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Useful Sources etc.
- Were
expectations met, what have we missed?
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Discussions on specific Topics |
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5:30 |
End |
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