As organizations look to enable their employees to be more productive and take advantage of Oracle mobile solutions like Fluid UI; expanding users' access to PeopleSoft Employee Self-Service to the open internet has rapidly become a critical business objective. The issue remains - how do you maintain strict data security policies when access to ESS is available outside your firewall? Balancing the desire for additional productivity, along with the increased threat exposure can be daunting, as organizations look to fully leverage their investment in PeopleSoft.

In this insightful session, PeopleSoft security expert, Greg Wendt will demonstrate how to:

Protect your publicly-facing PeopleSoft applications from cybercriminals gaining access through phished credentials or brute force attacks
Natively integrate SAML technology for central identification control via your current IdP (Active Directory, ADFS, Azure, Shibboleth, OKTA, etc.)
Embed multi-factor authentication challenges inside PeopleSoft transactions (pages, fields, etc.) to further control access to sensitive information
Dynamically control privilege and access to systems based on context (corporate/remote network, known/unknown device, etc.)
Maintain strict governance, risk, and compliance policies with expanded access
Presented by Greg Wendt, Executive Director, Security Solutions, Appsian

With the majority of PeopleSoft customers running full or partial position management, customers have been asking for years now when PeopleSoft will begin to deliver enhancements in this module. Come to this session to learn about the big plans PeopleSoft has begun to improve the way you use and manage your positions within the system. Those customers that do not currently run position management are also encouraged to attend to learn the benefits of doing so. You will see a demonstration of what the new, easy-to-use fluidized component looks like and how it can be configured to show only relevant fields for the position that is being created or managed. 

Presented by Jeremy Pelley, Oracle