Federated Environments and Incident Response: The Worst of Both Worlds?

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Presentations and Seminars
Author(s) and Contributors:
Speaker(s): Paul Caskey Jim Basney Mark Poepping Ken Klingenstein Moderator(s): Mark Bruhn
Source(s) and Collection(s):
Presentation(s): EDUCAUSE Grant Programs (CAMP)
ParentTopics:
Identity and Access Management Incident Management and Response

Abstract

Incident-response processes and tools are, by-and-large, designed to guide reaction to situations within an organization and are geared toward incidents involving local users and systems. With federated identity, we're now expanding this and entering into agreements and relationships that enable an extended community to access our services and our campus constituents to use off-site services in an authenticated and authorized fashion. In this new context, how do you respond when someone from a collaborating organization is hacking your systems? This session will discuss the challenges in the policy, practice, and technology of addressing incident response and mitigation in a federated world.

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