SiteMinder Containerization: Optimizing value from your web access management solution - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

“IT expands at such a rapid pace today that holding onto traditional on-premises solutions is like keeping a vintage car—nostalgic, yes, but it's probably not the most efficient way to get from point A to point B,” according to Sesh Ramasharma, who is the Global Head of Identity Security with the digital foundation consulting team at HCLTech. If you're using Broadcom's SiteMinder for web access management, you know how solid and reliable it can be. As your enterprise scales and evolves, can your on-prem solution keep up? It may be time to consider a move to a containerized version of SiteMinder. Identity and access management has evolved in its ability to secure the enterprise while minimizing disruption or affecting user experience. Using the example of SiteMinder from Broadcom, our speakers share insights and expertise for moving from a static and rigid infrastructure with traditional capital and operating costs to a dynamic Kubernetes-based architecture represents and opportunity to reduce CapEx and OpEx. In this session: - Comparing traditional architecture to containerized SiteMinder architecture. - Considerations when making the move - Additional resources for attendees The power of containerization delivers flexibility that simplifies operations and can lower costs. Sesh Ramasharma Global Head of Identity Security, HCLTech | Digital Foundation Consulting Sesh has extensive experience in advisory and architecture services, and planning and executing large-scale SecOps solutions. He is active in industry alliances, and is a thought leader, author and panelist in security conferences. Shawn P. Sprague Head of Solution Engineering, Identity Security | Broadcom IMS division Shawn has over 20 years of experience in leading a solution engineering organization at various Identity Security vendors focused on facilitating the advocacy and adoption of business value-oriented security solutions among his customers.