Diff betw OAM and OAAM.

Hi All,
I am new to Oracle Identity Management. Could any one please help us to know what is difference between OAM (Oracle access manger) and OAAM(Oracle Adaptive Access Manager).
And also we have oracle application server 10g and apex installed in our server and we are using SSO authentication. SSO server is maintained by some other team and they are using Oracle access manger. Now we are planning to configure Oracle Adaptive Access Manager.
My question here is where we need to install and configure the Oracle Adaptive Access Manager software. In our server or else in SSO server.
Many Thanks

Difference b/w OAM and OAAM:
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OAM is for protecting applications from unauthorized access and to implement SSO across OAM protected applications.
OAAM provides advanced secured login features and risk management capabilities.
Examples for advanced login features: Keypad, text pad , virtual keypad,slider. (If you visit either HDFC or Bank of America online banking, you can see how they are using advanced login mechanisms)
Example for risk management: Let's say you want to deny the access to your applications from a specific IP address. You can do that with OAAM.
OAM and OAAM need not be on the same machine. They can be either on the same machine or on different machines.
Thanks
GK

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