Addressing HSPD-12 with Oracle Identity Management

Securing Federal Government Agencies with Centralized, Identity-Centric Security
The Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12) is a mandatory, government-wide standard for secure and reliable forms of identification. Deadlines to have plans in place to meet this requirement are fast approaching for all government agencies. To meet these requirements federal agencies will need to adopt a centralized identity-centric security architecture, where access control for users is centralized and consistently applied across the organization. Oracle provides proven, enterprise class solutions to meet HSPD-12 requirements.

• Centralize identity administration and verification processes
• Interface with HR/HCM and other IT systems
• Integrate disparate applications and processes

• Oracle Access Manager—Provides the identity management "backbone" needed to centralize identity administration and verification, including user provisioning and management, access control, auditing and reporting, automated workflow processes, and integration with leading HR systems
• Oracle Identity Federation—Extends this integrated security infrastructure by implementing Federal E-Authorization standards to secure federated transactions between agencies
• Extended Identity Management Ecosystem—Enables federal organizations to seamlessly connect existing security systems including strong authentication solutions with Oracle's standards-based identity management framework to ensure HSPD 12 compliance