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[Dean Woodbeck <>]

A reminder that the next IAM Online is this Wednesday, with a presentation
about the goals and work of the multifactor authentication "cohortium."


On 9/3/13 6:12 PM, "Dean Woodbeck" 
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 wrote:

>IAM Online ­ Wednesday, September 11, 2013
>3 pm ET / 2 pm CT / 1 pm MT / Noon PT
>www.incommon.org/iamonline
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>Multi-factor Authentication: All In This Together
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>Have you considered multifactor authentication (MFA) for your campus? Or
>thought about what problem(s) a deployment might solve? A group of 40
>higher ed institutions are working together to explore, plan for, and
>deploy MFA on their campuses. Participants are helping each other
>understand the business case, technologies, deployment models, costs,
>requirements, and more.
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>Join us for this IAM Online to hear about the progress made so far, the
>goals and work schedule for this "cohortium," and some documents that are
>already in the works. The MFA Cohortium is one focus area of the Internet2
>Scalable Privacy project, which is supported by a grant from the federal
>National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace.
>
>Speakers:
>Eric Goodman, University of California Office of the President
>Mike Grady, Senior IAM Consultant, Unicon
>David Walker, IAM Consultant, Internet2
>
>Host and Moderator:
>Tom Barton
>Senior Director for Architecture, Integration, and Security
>Chief Information Security Officer
>University of Chicago
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