TechNet Webcast: Security, Identity, Authorization, and Access Control in a Mixed Domino and .NET Environment (Level 300)  

Both IBM Lotus Notes/IBM Lotus Domino and the Microsoft .NET Framework have their own methods for handling security, identity, authorization, and access control. This webcast examines the impact of these differences in a mixed environment and shows you how to manage them effectively.

Presenter: Charlie Kaufman, Security Architect, Microsoft Corporation and Gary Devendorf, Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation

Charlie Kaufman is security architect for the Common Language Runtime group at Microsoft. (The common language runtime is the underlying infrastructure of the Microsoft .NET Framework.) Previously, Charlie was the security architect for Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino at IBM. This experience lends him a unique perspective on how the two systems interact. Charlie is coauthor of Network Security: Private Communication in a Public World (Prentice Hall, 2002). He holds more than 25 patents in computer security and computer networking.

As a technical evangelist for Microsoft’s collaboration products, Gary Devendorf works to integrate Microsoft .NET with IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Domino. Before he came to Microsoft, Gary was a product manager at IBM for Java, XML, Web services, the COM toolkit, Lotus Domino objects, Lotus Domino collaboration objects, and LotusScript. He is well known in the Lotus Notes developer community, and you can find many of his demonstrations at www.msdomino.net.