Centrify Announces Partnership with Canonical

Nov 15, 2010

Amber Graner

Centrify Express now available through the Ubuntu Software Partner Repository.

Centrify Corporation, announced today that Canonical is distributing Centrify Express, through the Ubuntu Software Partner Repository. According to the press release, Centrify Express will allow IT professionals to integrate Ubuntu 10.04 LTS -or Ubuntu 10.10 servers and desktops into Microsoft Active Directory for centralized authentication and single sign on.

More information on this partnership can be found on the website.

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