List of Leading Identity Management Systems
- TrewIDM
- CA Technologies IdM
- Courion IdM
- e-trust HORACIUS
- EmpowerID IdM
- Hitachi ID IdM
- IBM Tivoli IdM
- Microsoft Active Directory in Windows Server
- Microsoft Forefront IM 2010
- i-Sprint AccessMatrix
- Novell IdM
- Oracle IM 11g
- PortalGuard
- Quest One
- Sun Identity Manager (will be supported only up to 2014)
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