Jericho Forum is the leading international IT security thought-leadership association dedicated to advancing secure business in a global open-network environment. Members include top IT security officers from multi-national Fortune 500s & entrepreneurial user companies, major security vendors, government, & academics. Working together, members drive approaches and standards for a secure, collaborative online business world.
Identity Commandments
for building a stronger digital ecosystem and improving cybersecurity were launched by the Jericho Forum in it's May 10th London Conference. These Identity, Entitlement and Access Management (IdEA) commandments present a set of design principles that focus on the fundamental design issues surrounding identity management and access to systems, services and data. They provide users and solutions providers with benchmarks for evaluating the effectiveness of existing and emerging identity initiatives and solutions.
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The Infosecurity Buyer’s Guide
has been developed with and for the Infosecurity Europe tradeshow (19-21 April) to provide guidance and questions to business users attending the show. It equips them with the killer questions they should ask themselves before they arrive at Infosecurity Europe and questions for the vendors once there enabling them to get the best from the show.
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Latest News
- November 2010: Jericho Forum transitions to being an Open Group regular forum
- business as usual
- continued Jericho forum independence
- continuing thought-leadership on de-perimeterisation issues
- revised vision and mission covering new security work that is still needed.
- October 2010: revised Vision & Mission
- September 2010: Jericho Forum blog
Upcoming Events in 2010
Member Advantages: The Power of Networking
De-Perimeterization Successes
- KLM saved $4M implementing an open network connected laptop program based on the Jericho Forum’s principles for de-perimeterization (perimeter erosion) solutions
- British Petroleum securely moved 20,000 PCs to successfully connect into their business via the Internet
- broad industry acceptance of de-perimeterization
FUN FACT:
“The old walled-garden approach to computer security with its firewalls and intranets seems out of step.” --New York Times blog by Steve Lohr |
