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Authentication, Authorization, and Identity – More than meets the eye…
The document outlines a presentation on authentication, authorization, and identity topics within SharePoint, conducted by Scott Hoag and Dan Usher for the Princeton SharePoint User Group. The session includes discussions on security concerns, different authentication methods, claims-based authentication, and best practices for limiting access control. Additionally, there are event details, sponsor mentions, and an encouragement for participants to interact and engage with the content and sponsors.
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- 1. AUTHENTICATION, AUTHORIZ ATION ANDIDENTITY… IT’S MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE Scott Hoag and Dan Usher
- 2. PRINCETON SHAREPOINT USERGROUP • Different SharePoint discussions each month on various topics. Announced on meetup.com • Meets 4th Wednesday of every month • 6pm – 8pm • Infragistics Office • 2 Commerce Drive, Cranbury, NJ • http://www.meetup.com/princetonSUG • http://www.princetonsug.com
- 3. THANK YOU EVENT SPONSORS • Platinum& Gold sponsors have tables here in the Fireside Lounge • Please visit them and inquire about their products & services • To be eligible for prizes make sure your bingo card is signed by all Platinum/Gold
- 4. WHO ARE WE? ScottHoag @ciphertxt Applied Information Sciences Infrastructure Consultant scott.hoag@appliedis.com • Dan Usher • @binarybrewery • Booz Allen Hamilton Incorporated • Lead Associate • usher_daniel@bah.com
- 7. HOUSEKEEPING • Phones silenced,phasers set to stun • Ask questions • Please remember to turn in your filled out bingo cards and event evaluations for prizes. • Follow SharePoint Saturday New Jersey on Twitter @spsnj and hashtag #spsnj • Do not feed Scott donuts…
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- 9. THINGS WE WON’TBE COVERING http://go.spdan.com/kerberos2010 http://go.spdan.com/kerberos2013 http://go.spdan.com/multihopwinrm
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- 14. SECURITY CONCERNS INTODAY’S WORLD
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- 17. HOW DO WEPROTECT IDENTITY?
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- 19. AUTHORIZATION – WHATIS? • The act of authorizing. • Permission or power granted by an authority; sanction. • To give authority or official power to. • To give authority for; formally sanction (an act or proceeding). • To establish by authority or usage. • Sometimes we call it AuthZ.
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- 22. AUTHN – TYPESOF… • Windows • NTLM/Kerberos • Basic • Anonymous • Digest • Client Certificate • Forms-based Authentication • Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) • Microsoft SQL Server • ASP.NET Membership and Role Providers
- 23. AUTHN – STILLMORE TYPES OF… • SAML Token-based Authentication • Active Directory Federated Services • 3rd Party Identity Provider • Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
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- 25. AUTHN VS. AUTHZ(CONTINUED)
- 26. AUTHENTICATION – CLAIMTERMINOLOGY • Identity • Info about a Person or Object (AD, Google, Windows Live, Facebook etc.) • Claim • Attributes of the Identity (User ID, Email, Age etc.) • Token • Binary Representation of Identity • Set of Claims and the Signature • Relying Party (aka RP) • Users Token • Secure Token Service (STS) • Issuer of Tokens for Users • SharePoint 2010 Introduced Claims Authentication • What is this? http://go.spdan.com/cba
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- 29. WHAT ABOUT CLAIMSIN WINDOWS?
- 30. WHAT DOES CLAIMSENCODING LOOK LIKE? http://go.spdan.com/claimsencoding
- 31. WHAT DOES CLAIMSENCODING LOOK LIKE? http://go.spdan.com/claimsencoding
- 32. BASICS OF SHAREPOINTCLASSIC AUTHN Source:http://go.spdan.com/iisauth ASP.NETAuthentication
- 33. BASICS OF SHAREPOINTCLAIMS AUTHN 1. Resource Requested 2. AuthN Request / Redirect 3. AuthN Request 4. Security Token 5. Security Token Request 6. Service Token 7. Resource Request w/Service Token 8. Resource Sent Identity Provider Security Token Service aka IP-STS SharePoint 2010 aka RP
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- 35. A SHAREPOINT CONSULTANTSENTER A BAR…
- 37. AUTHN - MEMBERSHIP& ROLE PROVIDERS
- 38. AUTHN - MEMBERSHIP& ROLE PROVIDERS
- 39. AUTHN – CUSTOMIDENTITY PROVIDER
- 40. AUTHN – CUSTOMIDENTITY PROVIDER
- 41. AUTHN - PROXYSERVER
- 42. AUTHN - DIRECTACCESS
- 43. WINDOWS AZURE ACTIVEDIRECTORY
- 44. WINDOWS AZURE ACTIVEDIRECTORY
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- 47. SHAREPOINT AUTHZ Anonymous Authentication Is InSite Group? Does user have claim attribute? Web Application / Site Collection Secured Site / Site Collection / Content Content Repository Content
- 48. AUTHZ - LIMITINGACCESS CONTROL
- 49. AUTHZ - OFFICE365 AND EXTERNAL USERS
- 50. AUTHZ - OFFICE365 AND EXTERNAL USERS
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- 53. WHAT DO IDO WHERE?
- 54. SECURITY IN THEREAL WORLD • Expect the unexpected • People will find a way to circumvent your security • Give users minimal permission • Starting with Less is good • Add functionality through permission as needed • Be prepared to secure at all levels • Web Application • Site Collection • Site • List or Library • Item • Use roles from Provider • Active Directory Groups • Membership and Role Provider Roles • Claims
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- 56. CATCH UP WITHUS… Usher_Daniel@bah.com @binarybrewery www.sharepointdan.com Scott.hoag@appliedis.com @ciphertxt http://psconfig.com
- 57. THANK YOU EVENT SPONSORS • Platinum& Gold sponsors have tables here in the Fireside Lounge • Please visit them and inquire about their products & services • To be eligible for prizes make sure your bingo card is signed by all Platinum/Gold
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- #22 Scott----- Meeting Notes (7/23/12 23:35) -----Thinking about administrators for SharePoint - what access do they have?
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- #28 ScottStandards based: Wide SupportEasy to configure? Multiple Web Config changes, Web Application Changes and then of course the actual configuration of your identity provider
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- #44 DanCurious how to manage Windows Azure Active Directory through PowerShell? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj151815.aspx
- #45 DanCurious how to manage Windows Azure Active Directory through PowerShell? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj151815.aspx
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