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Secure Collaboration Delivers Results Quickly in a Crisis |
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- Seamless and secure interoperability between different agencies and key users needed to manage an emergency scenario
- Real-time collaboration and exchange of critical information and application-sharing without the need to compromise the security or integrity of local infrastructure
- Central control over shared information and users with different levels of privilege and access to confidential information
- One single source of reliable information to improve crisis management knowledge and deliver better-informed decision making
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Secure Collaboration Technology Overview |
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| Secure Collaboration uses Microsoft’s Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) to enable secure federated access to the secure collaboration environment. ADFS enables real-time identity and permission information stored by one organisation to be shared by another to provide access to information and applications. The collaborative applications can be SharePoint Portal Server to share rich content/documents and Live Communications Server for real-time interaction such as instant messaging. |
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Microsoft and HP: Our Frontline Partnership |
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| The Frontline Partnership is an alliance between Microsoft and HP that offers a unique combination of experience, capability, methods and tools, making it the most trusted alliance for secure collaboration.
The combined solution highlights how technology can promote sharing and collaboration across different agencies – while each maintains the integrity of their security controls – for benefits stretching from the back office to the front line.
Secure Collaboration can ensure secure operational information and communication sharing between Emergency Services, Defence, Intelligence, Police, Justice, Central Government, and Local Government for emergency, civil contingency and terrorist incidents. |
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