Highlighting the growing importance of user access management in creating secure e-business applications, Entegrity Solutions® Corp., a leader in user access management and application security software and services, today announced a partnership with Y-Point(SM), Inc., a privately-held technology company that develops Internet-related systems to help brick-and-mortar businesses become e-businesses. Through the partnership, Entegrity and Y-Point will work together to deliver secure e-business applications based on BEA WebLogic and other advanced web/Java platforms for enterprises in the banking, financial, retail, software and telecommunications industries.
By partnering with Entegrity, Y-Point will receive the advanced training and support it needs to employ Entegrity AssureAccess authorisation and audit services built on a flexible authentication model, with easy-to-use administration capabilities. The result will be more secure, more manageable e-business applications. By not having to hard code security into each application individually, Y-Point will reduce its application development costs, speed delivery of secure applications to customers and reduce its customers' ongoing costs to manage and maintain application security.
"With AssureAccess, we can build in application security at a much lower cost and more quickly than if we had to create it ourselves and as our customers change business policies, they won't need to modify and test new security code," said Jiten Apte, CEO at Y-Point. "As we add new applications, we can leverage the investment in the existing AssureAccess infrastructure, saving our customers even more while speeding deployment."
"As enterprises expand their operations to the web, access management takes center stage in providing the critical security element to ensure an enterprise's resources are protected," said Joel Silberman, vice president of business development at Entegrity. "We look forward to working with a leading developer of advanced enterprise applications such as Y-Point, who build applications on top of BEA WebLogic, Broadvision 1-to-1, ATG and other e-business and Java platforms to provide this core security technology."
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Entegrity Solutions provides complete, integrated access management and application security software and services, enabling secure e-business for the Global 2000. Entegrity’s offerings include Entegrity AssureAccess™, a 100 per cent Java access management solution for dynamically managing authentication, authorisation, audit and administration of security for Application Servers, Web Servers, and Web-enabled applications and the Identrus Certified Entegrity TSP™. Entegrity Consulting and Integration Services are offered worldwide. Headquartered in San Jose, Calif., the company has sales, operations and R&D facilities in Massachusetts, Maryland, New York, New Hampshire, Sweden, and the UK. For more information visit the Entegrity Web site at http://www.entegrity.com.
Entegrity® and Entegrity Solutions® are registered trademarks, and AssureAccess™ is a trademark of Entegrity Solutions Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.Y-Point (SM) is a service mark of Y-Point, Inc.CALGARY – The good news is the Roughriders are still in the playoffs.
Saturday’s 29-25 loss to the Calgary Stampeders didn’t change the standings. The Stampeders will finish first and play host to the West Division final on Nov. 17. The Riders (11-6) will finish second and play host to the B.C. Lions on Nov. 10. That really is a good thing because of the home-field advantage the Riders enjoy while playing at Mosaic Stadium.
The bad news is the Riders will have to find a way to beat the Stampeders at home if they are going to become the third straight home team to play in the Grey Cup game. That isn’t easy and we were all reminded of that after the Riders lost their sixth straight regular-season game at McMahon Stadium.
It can be done. Really. In 2010, the Riders beat the Lions 41-38 in overtime and then defeated Stampeders 20-16 in the West Division final at McMahon Stadium. So while you enjoy breakfast, all is not lost.
– The offensive line has regressed. Calgary was able to collapse the pocket at will and quarterback Darian Durant was under a lot of pressure. Durant will be criticized for being sacked, but I looked downfield and he really didn’t have any receivers open. His only option was to be sacked, so I’ll cut him some slack there. The line will have to play better against the Lions. More screens and draws would also help slow down some of the pass rush.
– Kory Sheets has some explaining to do. I know he was frustrated when he wasn’t getting the ball, especially when the Riders forced a fumble and recovered the ball on Calgary’s five-yard line in the first half. Sheets is an emotional guy and he lost control of his emotions when meeting with George Cortez on the sideline after not getting the ball. Sheets told me what he said to Cortez was between him and Cortez and he wasn’t going to get into it in the media. That’s fine and that’s how professionals settle their differences. I still think Sheets needs to take responsibility for actions and apologize for showing up Cortez.
– Jon Cornish left little doubt about the who the league’s rushing leader will be. He bounced back from two fumbles to rush for 109 yards and looked totally focussed. Sheets looked distracted and never really got rolling. That’s a credit to Calgary’s defence, which did an outstanding job of keeping Sheets in check.
– Jeff Fuller is quite the player. The Stampeders receiver led all pass catchers with six receptions for 113 yards, including a 37-yarder that helped set up Calgary’s go-ahead touchdown. I don’t think the Riders were fully prepared for who much Fuller can change a game. He’s a player they will have to be aware of if they get back to Calgary for the final.
– The pass interference call on Terrell Maze was close, but it was a penalty. The Riders may have survived that penalty if not for the objectionable conduct penalty on the bench. That added another 10 yards onto the penalty and put the defence in a tougher situation. That loss of discipline was very costly.
– Defensive tackle Tearrius George seems to come out angrier when he sits out a game. He is Murray’s Monster after a dominant game at defensive tackle. He had four defensive tackles, a sack and two fumble recoveries while spending a lot of time in Calgary’s backfield. I don’t understand how they decided to rotate Jermaine McElveen and George at tackle, but it seems to be working. Both players always seem to bounce back from being a healthy scratch with solid games.
– Charleston Hughes was once again a Riders wrecker. He had five defensive tackles and three sacks and may have locked up the West Division’s defensive player of the year nomination with that performance. He now leads the CFL with 18 sacks and confidence. “For one, I am the best defensive end in this league,” Hughes told reporters. “For two, the second best defensive end is sitting right next to me, Cordarro Law (who had two sacks and now has 14 on the season). There was a lot of talk said all week. We followed through with it. We showed up, and we did what we said we were going to do.” Hard to argue with that.
– So Saturday’s game against the Eskimos won’t mean anything in terms of standings. I expect the Riders to rest a lot of starters and they have earned that right. A win would also be nice to help set the tone for the playoffs, but not at the expense of having someone injured. I’m sure we’ll debate that and a whole lot more as we grind our way through the final week of the regular season.Air Conditioner repair service as well as maintenance are needed yet you do not always need to wait until you actually require it. AC problems can develop at any moment, regardless of exactly how great your ac system seems to function. The very best means to prevent Air Conditioning fixing problems is to make certain they develop in the first place. Sadly, since many people just keep their Air Conditioning installed as well as not bother with it, problems can begin to happen almost right away.
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