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In the past, access for guests, visitors, contractors, and other temporary users has been difficult to manage securely, if at all. With wireless, combined with the right AAA fabric, all these types of temporary users can be brought onto the network securely, and without compromising access to your internal resources.

Sean Convery will discuss how you can implement an effective guest management solution today by leveraging your existing identity and network infrastructure. He will explain a systematic approach to not just providing basic network services, but how intelligent provisioning approaches can allow non-IT staff to create these short-term accounts with limited access and automated expiration. Learn how this can be achieved with a full audit-trail ensuring that managing guest access is compatible with your overall regulatory compliance goals. You will learn about:

Guest management with provisioning flexibility and automatic expiration
Why guest management is compatible with your overall secure wireless goals
How SMS Integration with mobile devices provides audit even with self-provisioning
Auditing of guest access rights
Centralized policy management and its role in guest access
Options for fee-based access models

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Webcast Information

Presenter

Sean Convery
Chief Technology Officer
Identity Engines, Inc.

An expert in the field of secure network design, Sean is the author of Identity Engines' “Authenticated Network Architecture (ANA)”, which is the next logical step in secure network design and builds on his previous leadership as principal architect of the Cisco SAFE Blueprint and author of the well-regarded textbook “Network Security Architectures”

Prior to Identity Engines, Sean worked for seven years at Cisco Systems, most recently in the Office of the Security CTO focused on new security technologies. Sean’s past research focuses have included Layer-2 security, the security of the border gateway protocol (BGP), and the emerging security issues of IP version 6. Now focused exclusively on network identity, Sean is actively researching methods to address the gap between user identity and network access controls. Sean is also a board member of the OpenSEA Alliance, a non-profit organization formed to promote an open-source 802.1X supplicant.

Sean’s Blog: www.seanconvery.com/weblog/