Definitions for applied identity
ap·plied iden·ti·ty

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1. Applied Identity

   The Company Applied Identity solutions reduce the risk of unauthorized access to networked resources. In addition, for larger organizations, it reduces the cost and complexity of managing multiple unique identities and policies. The company's identity-driven access control and policy management solutions enable organizations to protect their intellectual property and other high value corporate assets, to control third party access and to achieve secure network segmentation. The Opportunity Enterprises are faced with the conflicting challenge of opening their network borders while assuring digital assets are protected from inappropriate access. Added to this, many industries are now held accountable to meeting regulatory compliance mandates that require the audit of user access specific data. Together, these challenges add significant pressure to IT as they strive to operate within their budget while the security problems they must solve increase. The risks associated with not addressing these security issues can translate to significant losses – financial, intellectual property, confidential records of customers or employees, public image, etc. for enterprises. Current solutions used to control access to network resources are insufficient as policies are based upon access policies that apply to all users, or in some cases departments or groups of users. User activity is typically maintained in cumbersome log files by IP address, but the ability to analyze those log files and attribute activities to specific users is time consuming, costly and often impossible. Company Mission Applied Identity's focus is on reducing the risk associated with any user gaining unauthorized access to an organization’s networked resources. Its approach significantly reduces the management costs and complexity associated with enforcing and managing network access by easily integrating into existing networks and leveraging existing identity stores for associating access policies to individual user identity. The company's solutions embed identity and access policy enforcement into the network to protect mission-critical data from compromise. Each user's identity and network activities are audited and reports are easily created, thereby meeting various compliance reporting mandates without adding to IT overhead. Product Line Overview The company's ID-Unify and ID-Enforce appliance-based solutions enable organizations to enforce identity-based privileges, consolidate access policy development and provide user network activity data for risk management forensics and compliance. The company's solutions integrate into networks, leveraging and extending existing identity and security infrastructures. Target Market Applied Identity's customers are organizations with more than 200 users. Initial vertical market focus includes financial services, health care and government. Market Opportunity Applied Identity’s solutions are part of the Identity and Access Management market which is estimated to reach $5B in 2007. The overall market for security solutions is growing annually by 30 percent, making it one of the fastest growing segments in networking products.

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1. Applied Identity

   Applied Identity, Inc. offers identity aware network security solutions. It offers ID-Audit, which displays real-time and historical user and resource activity; ID-Unify that enables the management of user identities between disparate identity stores; ID-Enforce, an identity aware network enforcement solution; and ID-Mark, which enables collection of audit data. The company also provides audit and compliance, asset protection, network level user and group separation, and identity virtualization solutions. Its clients include financial services, government department and agencies, technology innovators, and educational institutions.

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   The numerical value of applied identity in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

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   The numerical value of applied identity in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

References

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