To enhance their online efforts, Lehman Brothers needed to provide secure access to online resources and products to their worldwide customers. They decided to provide single sign-on to all Web resources across all lines of their business. This case study examines why Lehman Brothers decided to utilize a commercial Web access management solution, and the type of superior architecture, manageability and ease of use they experienced.
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