International Journal of Managment, IT and Engineering
  • Year: 2013
  • Volume: 3
  • Issue: 10

Trust Identity Management Model (TIDM): A heuristic approach

  • Author:
  • Peter Okpamen
  • Total Page Count: 21
  • Page Number: 85 to 105

Online published on 11 November, 2013.

Abstract

The issue of “Trust and Identity Management (TIDM)” refers to the analysis of procedures of utilizing technologies, models/methods, standards/mechanisms in order to manage essential information in the corporation network about the identity of every entity users and control access to business resources. The study centres on TIDM solution analysis and defines how Identity Management (IDM) domain can achieve its objectives to get a better productivity, security, and efficiency of Digital Identity based communication in line with business operation and transaction while minimizing costs related. This study will also involve an extensive view of how effective and reliable the TIDM obtains its objectives such as letting enterprises to acquire secure Network access and admission, while isolating and controlling infected devices that may attempt to access the Network. Similarly, the study also analyse and emphasize how TIDM guarantees the Identity and Integrity of every entity on the Network in order to apply appropriate access policy, deliver visibility into Network activity, and secure the local, centralized, distributed, federated, and web/globalizes management of remote devices, while providing Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting functionality across all Network devices.