1. NetIQ Access Manager v4.3 Sales Enablement
Gireesh Kumar
Product Manager
Kent Purdy
Solutions Marketing Manager
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That’s it for housekeeping, so let’s dive in to today’s topic of delivering access & single sign-on to your B2B/B2C users.

2. Today’s Discussion What’s new v4.3
Access Manager conversations revisited

3. What’s New in Access Manager 4.3

4. Access Manager Version 4.3
Simplified secure access to SaaS applications
Simplified service provider configuration
Catalogue with built-in SaaS application connectors
Connectors for both SAML and non-SAML applications
Easier role based authorization and control
Connector builder toolkit requires Cloud Access

5. Application Connectors

6. Application roles

7. Single Sign-on to SaaS w/o federation Basic SSO
Provides forms-based SSO to web applications
Securely collects, store, retrieve and replay user’s authentication credentials for web applications
Performed with supported browser extensions/plugins
Supported in Mobile Access

8. Reporting and Analytics Appliance
New Access Manager appliance that shows access patterns, application usage, risk of access, health and performance of the system
Includes views that identifies potential risk of access, originator and location

9. Analytics and Reporting appliance System health and performance

10. Reporting and Analytics appliance Reports
Predefined reports
Usage tracking reports
Compliance reports
Administrative reports
Both graph view and data view
Export reports in PDF

11. Advanced Authentication Integration
New REST API integration
Simplified user enrollment, NAM look and feel
Broader method support
No additional configuration required for integration

12. Device Fingerprinting
Enables identification of a user device through unique fingerprint
Enables enforcement of advanced authentication factors on ‘unknown’ or ‘new’ devices
Can ‘remember’ the device for a configurable duration

13. Re-Captcha Uses the Google ‘no-captcha’ Recaptcha
Works only against form based authentication
Helps to prevent web brute force attacks
Offers ways to integrate with custom login pages

14. Conversations Revisited

15. https://intra.microfocus.net/company/enablement-central/

17. Business Drivers
Needs single sign-on to applications and services residing within the intranet, or in the cloud
Employees and contractors
Partners
Customers/citizens

18. Business Drivers
Needs to provide secure access across Internet, Intranet and cloud applications
Cloud based services for employees/contractors, partners, customers/citizens
Allow users to authenticate via social credentials
Comply to maturing mandates and policies

19. Business Drivers
Needs the added security of a contextual- based authentication to protect sensitive information and services
Remote access
Balancing security and convenience

20. Business Drivers
Needs to deliver secure access of corporate services to BYOD users
Employees and contractors
Partners
Customers/citizens
Mobile apps (native & hybrid)
Legacy web apps

21. Business Drivers
Needs to monitor and analyze access to intranet and cloud based services
Risk of access
Quick access of environment

23. Access Manager Positioning
Ping Identity
Focuses on web app developers, providing them a SDK to federate apps. Organizations that want access management options beyond federation will find Access Manager attractive.
Forge Rock
Organizations that like open source solutions will gravitate to Forge Rock, but NetIQ has a broader range of IAM solutions; sell the broader solution.
Microsoft
Organizations adding AzureAD to their environment but already have a diverse set of access control requirements will find Access Manager is simpler to deploy and administer than Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). It will also have a lower TCO.

24. Access Manager Positioning
Lower cost of ownership

25. Access Manager Positioning