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Brinkerhoff, 2019 - Google Patents

Nine dangerous myths about identity governance

Brinkerhoff, 2019

Document ID
1259933893833179059
Author
Brinkerhoff J
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer Fraud & Security

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We ought to approach the digital revolution with a spirit of optimism and look forward to a future of better, more efficient and insightful business. Yet each week brings a fresh worry about new technology, usually security-related. Stories abound of hacks, botnets, major …
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