Where Do We Go from Here?įor companies that are leveraging Centrify’s existing identity bridge functionality to connect AD to Mac and Linux systems, many are wondering that exact question. Given the current incarnation of the Idaptive site as well as their public information, it appears that the primary interest for the company moving forward is competing against Okta ® in the web application SSO market. That said, it is unclear whether this is an area of focus for Idaptive at all. But, where is Mac and Linux management?Īt first glance, it appears that some of the Mac integration with Active Directory functionality may have moved over to the Idaptive spinoff. The SSO capabilities that were once under the umbrella of Centrify have been moved to a brand-new company called Idaptive. Now, Centrify has put their focus on privileged identity management (PIM). While we can point back to this time in Centrify’s business to know how they got their start, where they’re going is a bit more perplexing. Centrify, as a foundational piece of their company, started their business many years ago with a focus on extending Active Directory ® to work with both Mac and Linux ® systems. It’s a fair question as both Centrify and Idaptive don’t really clearly address where the Mac management business has gone.
This article aims to answer what constitutes your best plan of attack when it comes to Mac management in the face of Centrify’s split. The list will continue to be updated.Ī list of IBM Cloud Services that have been remediated for Log4j 2.As Centrify ® morphs their organizations into two separate entities-Centrify for privileged identity management and Idaptive ® for web application single sign-on (SSO)-the common question that many IT organizations are asking is where Centrify’s Mac ® management solution has gone. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has been updated. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 and the list of IBM Cloud Services that have been remediated for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has been updated. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has been updated to distinguish between IBM Cloud Services and other products.Ī list of published Security Bulletins for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has also been added to the Remediated Products section. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 and the list of products that have been remediated for Log4j The CVE-2021-44228 mitigation from Apache referenced below has been updated to reflect the latest guidance on Apache’s advisory page. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 and the list of products that have been remediated for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has been updated. The reference list of security bulletins for remediated products has been updated with links to help better find the Log4j-related bulletins published for that product. The list of products that have been remediated for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 has been updated.Ī link to the IBM Cloud Security Bulletins page been added for IBM Cloud Services updates on more recent Log4j 2.x vulnerabilities. The list of products that are confirmed not impacted by Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 and the list of products that have been remediated for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 have been updated. We are actively assessing the latest Log4j developments and will share updates accordingly. With so much active industry research on Log4j, mitigation and remediation recommendations will evolve. Work continues to mitigate or remediate these vulnerabilities in products and services that already have released a remediation based on Log4j 2.15. IBM is aware of additional, recently disclosed vulnerabilities in Apache Log4j, tracked under CVE-2021-45105 and CVE-2021-45046. Where possible, the dependency on Log4j is removed entirely. Product teams are releasing remediations for Log4j 2.x CVE-2021-44228 as fast as possible, moving to the latest version that’s available when they are developing a fix. IBM’s top priority remains the security of our clients and products.
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