IBM to unveil new security software

By Dawn Kawamoto
Staff Writer, CNET News

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IBM on Friday plans to unveil its Tivoli Identity Manager Express, security software designed for small and midsize businesses. The software aims to block companies' employees from using former workers' user names and accounts that they may have forgotten to cancel.

Tivoli Identity Manager Express is also designed to simplify compliance reports by automatically collecting and formatting information used in preparing audit reports.

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