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RE: Directory Services Teams

Subject: RE: Directory Services Teams
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 23:24:31 -0700
Adam,

            I am the Directory Services Architect for Ameriprise Financial.
I am assisting them in their separation from American Express.  In this
effort we are answering many challenges such as scope of the teams, identity
management, how ISO17799/27001 standards apply, how to integrate the various
directories (LDAP/Active Directory).  The challenge also exists in how to
interface with systems of record and consumer applications.  If multiple
systems feed profile data which is the authoritative source.etc.  I have
some great lessons learned and also a ton of "templates" I created during
the process.  

 

Kim Sassaman, CISSP
Senior Consultant
Information Protection & Assurance
HotSkills, Inc.
2438 East King Ave.
Saint Paul, MN 55119
Ph: (602)791 4271
Fax: (651) 730-0474

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From: Adam Gardner [mailto:AGardner@chkenergy.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:18 AM
To: security-management@securityfocus.com
Subject: Directory Services Teams

 

I am in the process of assembling a directory services team in order to
define standards around directory services for identity management purposes.
Some of our goals will be to identify authoritative sources for user
information, define a standard repository for user information, establish
standard transfer methods for getting data into the repository, and
establish standards for pulling data from the repository into other
applications.

If there is anyone that has experience in forming or leading a directory
services team, I would greatly appreciate any lessons learned and knowledge
of the process.  Additionally, if anyone could provide me with templates for
the following documents related to directory services, it would help
tremendously.

-       Team charters 
-       Meeting agendas 
-       Standards documentation 
-       Technology evaluations and RFPs 

Thank you,

Adam Gardner

Chesapeake Energy Corporation

 

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