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Siemens and BT team up for ID management

Tom Espiner ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 01 Jun 2007 17:06 BST

BT is to resell the identity and access-management products of Siemens Medical Solutions.

The products involved are in Siemens Medical Solutions' DirX portfolio, which includes authentication, authorisation, audit and reporting, web single sign-on and identity-federation tools.

BT will use the products in its client identity-management consultancy and will focus on business processes and compliance criteria. Customers can choose for the identity management products to be hosted on-site or in one of BT's data centres.

The agreement will initially cover the UK, Germany, France and the US.

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It seems to me this is a burden being placed on the wrong shoulders. There is not an It system in the world that can stop an individual taking information in their heads and spewing out at the nearest undesirable third party.