Assurance

["Grady, Michael Allen" <>]

Steven, I'd suggest that the presentation/demo that Gary Windham of Arizona 
gave to the Cohortium two weeks ago would be much better. Arizona has done 
some impressive work with their deployment of Duo, including a self-service 
portal availing itself of the Duo APIs, a "register a friend" as a backup 
strategy (I like to think of this as a biometric, because you are relying on 
visual/voice/behavioral recognition as a factor with that), etc. I need to 
get the link to the recording up on our Cohortium wiki, but here is the link:

 http://internet2.adobeconnect.com/p1znahaz6hx/

We have the slides from Gary's presentation on the Cohortium wiki, and we are 
also going to capture screen shots of their portal in action, and put those 
up on the wiki, so one can look at these resources without going thru the 
full recording.

On May 29, 2014, at 3:04 PM, Steven Carmody wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> could someone point me to the recording for this Duo-sponsored webinar ?
> 
> thanks !
> 
> > Evolving Strong Authentication at the University of Arizona
> > Duo Security Webinar
> >
> >
> > Thursday, June 27, 2013
> > 2 pm ET | 1 pm CT | Noon MT | 11 am PT
> >
> > InCommon partner Duo Security is offering an informative webinar on June
> > 27, outlining how the University of Arizona's Information Technology
> > Services department (UITS) decided to employ two-factor authentication to
> > address security challenges within central IT and across campus.
> >
> > UITS' Senior Enterprise Systems Architect, Gary Windham, will describe the
> > challenges being addressed through two-factor authentication, and the
> > plans for moving forward, including how they are planning to offer
> > two-factor authentication broadly on campus. Duo Project Manager Jim
> > Simpson will also speak, and there will be a question/answer period.
> >
> > For the full announcement and a link to register (no cost), see
> > http://go.duosecurity.com/EvolvingAdoptionofStrongAuthentication_Registrati
> > on-prewebinar.html
> >

                      
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Michael A. Grady                      
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (retired)
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