Friday, August 24, 2012
FCC Suspends Special Access Rules
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Monday, August 6, 2012
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Open Media Project 2.0 Software for Public Access Television Providers is Announced
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Forrester Names Symplified a Leader in Cloud Identity, Access Management
As on-premises IAM solutions mature, according to Forrester, cost savings will dictate which providers will lead the pack. In its evaluation of the six service providers in the cloud IAM category, Forrester touted Symplified for its architectural stability and protocol and endpoint support.
“(Symplified) offers good architectural stability through its Identity Router customer-premises equipment infrastructure, which can be deployed as a software or hardware appliance or as a cloud connector,” the report said. “Symplified offers broad protocol and endpoint support, and it partners with Symantec’s VIP service for strong authentication as well as CSC (News - Alert) for reseller and system integration.”
Symplified is a “pioneer” of cloud-based Single Sign-On (SSO) offering SAML-as-a-Service federation capability since 2006, according to Eric Olden, CEO of Symplified.
“We believe that being recognized as a Leader in Cloud IAM by Forrester further validates our position in the market,” Olden said. “Symplified is leading the way in making cloud SSO secure, simple and seamless – enabling enterprises to better navigate the challenges of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies and the proliferation of both public and private cloud-based services and applications.”
Earlier this year, Symplified announced the availability of Symplified Structure, which allows service providers, telcos and cloud application hosting companies to integrate identity and access management (IAM) across their suite of cloud services, MSP News™ reported.
Symplified Structure is built on the company’s IAM platform and can be bundled or embedded into any service provider datacenter and private-label branded. The service can be delivered via the Symplified Trust Cloud that is hosted on the Amazon Web Services (News
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
NBN Deals with ViaSat to Provide Satellite Broadband Access in Australia
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Apple Finally Cracking Down on Websites Selling iOS Beta Access
MacStories.net is reporting that a number of websites involved in the questionable practice of adding an iOS device's Unique Device Identifier (UDID) to their developer account have vanished in recent days, and it appears Apple has finally taken action against them.
The illicit practice of using a $99 per year iOS developer account to sell access to betas has been commonplace for several generations of the software, recently brought to light by a Wired story.
Apple allows developers to configure up to 100 devices, and that generous amount was racking up some quick cash for unscrupulous companies who were offering UDID access to iOS betas for roughly $8.99 each. One such company reportedly had 23 different developer accounts paying out $2,277 annually to Apple, racking up $75,000 since June, when the first iOS 6 beta was released.
The happy fun times appear to be over for many of these sites, as one site owner told MacStories that Apple is now being "fairly heavy-handed" about using DMCA requests to get such websites such down by their hosting provider.
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
How to Access Documents Anywhere with Your iPad
Working remotely is only practical if you can stay in touch with family, friends, and colleagues, sharing files and ideas in real time. That means having some way of efficiently sharing documents--one that’s as simple from an iPad at home as it is from your Mac or PC back at the office. Here, you’re spoiled for choice.
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
LiveVox Communicator Enables Contact Centers to Quickly and Easily Access Benefits
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IBM Helping Ghana Ministry of Health Improve Access to Healthcare
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Friday, April 27, 2012
Android and Windows Platforms Now Support InterDigital's Smart Access Manager Client
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Cisco Upgrades Small Business Line of Routers and Access Points
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Report Finds Production Access a Challenge for Service Providers and Clients during ADM Operations Transitions
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