A general guide on how to use SIF IDM V2.7 and V3.1 for identity management in education technology solutions, especially for complex multi-vendor, multi-application frameworks. Includes the typical use cases such as provisioning and SSO establishment, workflows, best practice in U.S. and Australia implementations, and architectural contexts.
The SIF IDM 101 document provides an introduction and overview of the SIF IDM profile. It discusses:
1. The need for a common identity management profile to support single sign-on and seamless authentication across SIF enabled systems.
2. The key components of the SIF IDM profile including the logical data model, individual entity objects like OrganizationUser, Application, Authentication, and Authorization, and a recommended workflow.
3. How the SIF IDM profile aligns with standards like CEDS and provides a migration path from previous versions as well as use case examples.
The document introduces the core concepts and components of the SIF IDM profile in 3 sentences or less.
John Bernhard will present on identity management at Airline Company. Identity management (IdM) provides a federated infrastructure to manage access for employees, contractors, business partners, and customers. It aims to consistently enforce business and security policies regardless of how users access the network. IdM gives Airline Company competitive advantages like an agile infrastructure and enables compliance with regulations like SOX and PCI. The presentation will cover what IdM is, the business rationale and benefits, and IdM service architecture concepts.
IRJET- Enabling Identity-Based Integrity Auditing and Data Sharing with Sensi...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a method for enabling identity-based integrity auditing and data sharing with sensitive information hiding for secure cloud storage. The method allows users to remotely store and share data in the cloud while ensuring data integrity and hiding sensitive information. It involves generating QR codes linked to file identifiers for data sharing and using signatures during integrity auditing to verify files stored in the cloud. The proposed method aims to address limitations in existing cloud storage systems regarding sensitive data sharing and remote integrity auditing.
This document introduces the business problems of user life-cycle management: slow and complex onboarding; redundant administration effort; slow and unreliable deactivation; excess security entitlements and inconsistent user profile data. It then describes how Hitachi ID Identity Manager addresses these problems using streamlined business processes built on integrated technology. Finally, the benefits of enabling automation and self-service to improve user and security management processes are described.
This document discusses identity and access management solutions using Forefront Identity Manager 2010. It describes how FIM 2010 can automate user provisioning and deprovisioning, manage credentials and groups, implement security policies, and provide self-service identity management portals. FIM 2010 integrates with directories, applications, and devices to synchronize identity data and apply policies consistently across heterogeneous environments.
Identity and access management (IAM) is a framework that facilitates the management of electronic identities and user access to systems. IAM systems use technologies like single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and privileged access management to securely store identity data and control user access. IAM allows organizations to automate the process of provisioning, managing, and revoking access to ensure appropriate access levels and compliance.
Windows Server 2012 R2 Jump Start - AIPPaulo Freitas
The document outlines a two day training on Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2. Day 1 covers new features of Windows Server 2012 R2 including server virtualization, cloud optimized networking, and storage. Day 2 focuses on server management, VDI, access and information protection, and web applications. The document also provides information on downloading the Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2 previews and an upcoming System Center 2012 R2 Jumpstart event.
The SIF IDM 101 document provides an introduction and overview of the SIF IDM profile. It discusses:
1. The need for a common identity management profile to support single sign-on and seamless authentication across SIF enabled systems.
2. The key components of the SIF IDM profile including the logical data model, individual entity objects like OrganizationUser, Application, Authentication, and Authorization, and a recommended workflow.
3. How the SIF IDM profile aligns with standards like CEDS and provides a migration path from previous versions as well as use case examples.
The document introduces the core concepts and components of the SIF IDM profile in 3 sentences or less.
John Bernhard will present on identity management at Airline Company. Identity management (IdM) provides a federated infrastructure to manage access for employees, contractors, business partners, and customers. It aims to consistently enforce business and security policies regardless of how users access the network. IdM gives Airline Company competitive advantages like an agile infrastructure and enables compliance with regulations like SOX and PCI. The presentation will cover what IdM is, the business rationale and benefits, and IdM service architecture concepts.
IRJET- Enabling Identity-Based Integrity Auditing and Data Sharing with Sensi...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a method for enabling identity-based integrity auditing and data sharing with sensitive information hiding for secure cloud storage. The method allows users to remotely store and share data in the cloud while ensuring data integrity and hiding sensitive information. It involves generating QR codes linked to file identifiers for data sharing and using signatures during integrity auditing to verify files stored in the cloud. The proposed method aims to address limitations in existing cloud storage systems regarding sensitive data sharing and remote integrity auditing.
This document introduces the business problems of user life-cycle management: slow and complex onboarding; redundant administration effort; slow and unreliable deactivation; excess security entitlements and inconsistent user profile data. It then describes how Hitachi ID Identity Manager addresses these problems using streamlined business processes built on integrated technology. Finally, the benefits of enabling automation and self-service to improve user and security management processes are described.
This document discusses identity and access management solutions using Forefront Identity Manager 2010. It describes how FIM 2010 can automate user provisioning and deprovisioning, manage credentials and groups, implement security policies, and provide self-service identity management portals. FIM 2010 integrates with directories, applications, and devices to synchronize identity data and apply policies consistently across heterogeneous environments.
Identity and access management (IAM) is a framework that facilitates the management of electronic identities and user access to systems. IAM systems use technologies like single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and privileged access management to securely store identity data and control user access. IAM allows organizations to automate the process of provisioning, managing, and revoking access to ensure appropriate access levels and compliance.
Windows Server 2012 R2 Jump Start - AIPPaulo Freitas
The document outlines a two day training on Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2. Day 1 covers new features of Windows Server 2012 R2 including server virtualization, cloud optimized networking, and storage. Day 2 focuses on server management, VDI, access and information protection, and web applications. The document also provides information on downloading the Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2 previews and an upcoming System Center 2012 R2 Jumpstart event.
Design Pattern for Oracle Identity ProvisioningMike Reams
Architecture Design pattern for how to manage person data in an Identity ecosystem. Supports a TOGAF framework for establishing Building Blocks.
Reference:
Design Pattern Library http://solventarchitect.com/design-patterns
#3 Wso2 masterclassitalia - wso2 Identity Server: must-have per gestire le id...Profesia Srl, Lynx Group
Profesia, Lynx Group, presenta la terza puntata di masterclass sulla tecnologia WSO2 di cui è Distributore esclusivo per l'Italia.
Autenticazione e autorizzazione, riconoscimento e abilitazione all'accesso. L'Identity server è uno strumento in grado di gestire l'autenticazione dei vostri utenti, interni ed esterni , di gestire le sessioni di login e di effettuare autenticazioni mirate al contesto applicativo. È consigliabile prediligere sempre un prodotto on-premise o in cloud compatible GDPR che supporta protocolli SAML e oAuth2 e permette la federazione con i maggiori IDP social.
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A Framework for Predicate Based Access Control Policies in Infrastructure as ...IJERA Editor
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is the service with which IT of enterprises integrated for on-demand services.
Different deployment models of cloud further makes it flexible so as to meet the requirements of users. As the
customers’ policies are not same, Cloud Service Provider (CSP) needs a flexible architecture to accommodate
the varied requirements of customers with respect to access control. The existing access control models such as
Role Based Access Control (RBAC) and Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) have limitations. The
combination of RBAC and ABAC also could not offer fine grained access control. We also studied the RBAC
model offered by Open Stack and came to know its limitations in catering to diversified needs of customers. The
One Size Fits for All policy cannot provide flexible access control due to the aforementioned reason. Therefore
a more flexible access control model is required. In this paper we proposed a framework with Predicate Based
Access Control (PBAC) in general and then implemented it in Open Stack. Our empirical results revealed that
the proposed framework can improve the granularity with fine grained access control mechanism. Though our
framework is at primitive stage, it shows significant step forward in access control policies for IaaS clouds.
This document discusses how IntraLinks provides secure solutions for sharing and collaborating on information both within and outside organizations. It summarizes that IntraLinks facilitates the exchange of critical information, collaboration and workflow management. It also notes that IntraLinks helps users organize, manage, share and track information to accelerate workflows and optimize business processes.
International Journal of Engineering Inventions (IJEI) provides a multidisciplinary passage for researchers, managers, professionals, practitioners and students around the globe to publish high quality, peer-reviewed articles on all theoretical and empirical aspects of Engineering and Science.
The peer-reviewed International Journal of Engineering Inventions (IJEI) is started with a mission to encourage contribution to research in Science and Technology. Encourage and motivate researchers in challenging areas of Sciences and Technology.
CIS14: Creating a Federated Identity Service for Better SSOCloudIDSummit
Matt Tatro, Denise Lores, Wade Ellery
Radiant Logic
How to avoid building half an Enterprise IdP; demonstration of how to create a federated identity service that will complement and improve your SSO by aggregating all of your identity silos into an enterprise IdP.
Hexnode Identity and Access Management solutionHexnode
Hexnode provides an identity and access management solution to help organizations:
1) Automate and secure access to critical corporate data while ensuring regulatory compliance.
2) Provide centralized access control and management to reduce the risk of internal and external data breaches.
3) Enhance user experience and minimize IT operational expenses.
This document analyzes single sign-on (SSO) authentication for web applications, specifically using Google as a service provider. It discusses problems with traditional username and password authentication across multiple systems and how SSO solves this by allowing a user to log in once to access all authorized resources. The document then provides details on how SSO authentication works for Google applications using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). It describes the steps a user takes to log into a Google application through a partner-operated SSO service, including SAML requests and responses being passed between the partner SSO, user's browser, and Google.
Identity and access management is a vital information security control for organizations to minimize the insider threats and advanced persistent threats that are caused by mismanaged user's identities and access control on sensitive business applications. Unauthorized access to business critical IT applications results in information disclosure and financial loss for many organizations across the world. Deployment of identity and access management as an essential information security control will enable organizations to detect or even prevent security breaches due to unauthorized access. This paper elaborates necessary facts for making decisions towards protecting the organization's assets using IAM controls. The purpose of this paper to compare various Identity and access management tools. Mr. Vinay Jayprakash Pol ""Identity and Access Management Tools"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23935.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/23935/identity-and-access-management-tools/mr-vinay-jayprakash-pol
This document provides an overview of identity and access management (IAM) concepts. IAM involves managing digital identities and the access provided through them. Key components include establishing unique identities, authorizing access to entitlements through roles, approving access requests, reviewing access through certifications, and provisioning/deprovisioning access. The document also describes how an IAM framework works, including how identities request access, roles and rules are managed, access is aggregated and provisioned to target systems, and certifications are performed to review access. It provides SailPoint as an example of a leading IAM tool.
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ProactEye Adaptive Access & Identity Management solution can help administrators consolidate, control, and simplify access privileges. Privileges can be simplified and controlled irrespective of critical applications hosted in traditional data centres, private clouds, public clouds, or a hybrid combination of all these spaces.
GCA Technology Healthcare Identity Management Case StudyNetIQ
This healthcare organization needed to improve its inefficient manual process for provisioning user access. It engaged GCA Technology Services to implement an identity management system using NetIQ Identity Manager. This reduced provisioning time from 24 hours to just 4 minutes. It also improved compliance by reducing audit times by over 90%. The project won awards for successfully supporting over 220,000 users across 134 hospitals.
Software as a Service (SaaS) becomes in this decade the focus of many enterprises and research. SaaS
provides software application as Web based delivery to server many customers. This sharing of
infrastructure and application provided by Saas has a great benefit to customers, since it reduces costs,
minimizes risks, improves their competitive positioning, as well as seeks out innovative. SaaS application is
generally developed with standardized software functionalities to serve as many customers as
possible.However many customers ask to change the standardized provided functions according to their
specific business needs, and this can be achieve through the configuration and customization provided by
the SaaS vendor.Allowing many customers to change software configurations without impacting others
customers and with preserving security and efficiency of the provided services, becomes a big challenge to
SaaS vendors, who are oblige to design new strategies and architectures. Multi-tenancy (MT) architectures
allow multiple customers to be consolidated into the same operational system without changing anything in
the vendor source code. In this paper, we will present how the configuration can be done on an ERP web
application in a Multi-Tenancy SaaS environment.
Intel IT's Identity and Access Management JourneyIntel IT Center
Intel IT's identity and access management journey involved moving from a 20-year old custom solution to a new agile approach using a small set of off-the-shelf solutions and web services. The goals were to provide simple, easy, and controlled access from any device or location while improving user experience, flexibility, and risk mitigation. A high-level reference architecture was proposed using core identity management services, entitlement management, authentication, and authorization federated through cloud applications. A co-existence strategy would transition applications gradually to the new platform while treating the legacy system as a managed source. Significant progress had been made but more work remained to fully achieve the vision.
- Oracle Identity and Access Management (IAM) is used to securely manage user access and identities across an organization's applications and systems. It provides features for creating and managing user accounts, roles and access privileges.
- The Oracle IAM architecture separates functionality into three tiers - presentation, server, and data - for scalability. Connectors define how Oracle IAM integrates with external resources through reconciliation and provisioning.
- Administrators construct connectors by defining components like resource types, processes, and adapters to automate user provisioning and identity synchronization between Oracle IAM and target applications and directories.
Con 8810 who should have access to what - finalOracleIDM
The document outlines an agenda for a session on identity governance and risk management. The session goals are to understand current market trends in access compliance and risk management, learn the benefits of an identity governance platform for managing risks, and hear from customers about their experiences. The agenda includes discussions of market trends driving needs for improved access management, how Oracle Identity Governance can help with risk management and compliance needs, and a customer panel discussion.
This document discusses game programming using the ForPlay library. It begins with an overview of the anatomy of a 2D arcade game, including the game lifecycle, asset management, and input/output subsystems. It then describes the Impact HTML5 game library and how it uses canvas and audio tags to target classic 2D games. Finally, it demonstrates how to generate a simple ForPlay project in 30 seconds using Maven, and notes that ForPlay is not limited to HTML but also supports Android, Java Desktop and Flash platforms.
The document discusses using Android and Arduino together to program "things". It describes how the UDOO board allows running Android and communicating with an Arduino-compatible board for building smart devices and interactive things. It provides an overview of developing applications using the Android Accessory Development Kit (ADK) to interface Android with Arduino, covering aspects like setting up the development environment, manifest files, accessing I/O streams, and communicating between the two boards.
Design Pattern for Oracle Identity ProvisioningMike Reams
Architecture Design pattern for how to manage person data in an Identity ecosystem. Supports a TOGAF framework for establishing Building Blocks.
Reference:
Design Pattern Library http://solventarchitect.com/design-patterns
#3 Wso2 masterclassitalia - wso2 Identity Server: must-have per gestire le id...Profesia Srl, Lynx Group
Profesia, Lynx Group, presenta la terza puntata di masterclass sulla tecnologia WSO2 di cui è Distributore esclusivo per l'Italia.
Autenticazione e autorizzazione, riconoscimento e abilitazione all'accesso. L'Identity server è uno strumento in grado di gestire l'autenticazione dei vostri utenti, interni ed esterni , di gestire le sessioni di login e di effettuare autenticazioni mirate al contesto applicativo. È consigliabile prediligere sempre un prodotto on-premise o in cloud compatible GDPR che supporta protocolli SAML e oAuth2 e permette la federazione con i maggiori IDP social.
Se stai pensando a una trasformazione digitale per evolvere verso un business agile scrivi a contact@profesia.it e parla con uno dei nostri esperti
A Framework for Predicate Based Access Control Policies in Infrastructure as ...IJERA Editor
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is the service with which IT of enterprises integrated for on-demand services.
Different deployment models of cloud further makes it flexible so as to meet the requirements of users. As the
customers’ policies are not same, Cloud Service Provider (CSP) needs a flexible architecture to accommodate
the varied requirements of customers with respect to access control. The existing access control models such as
Role Based Access Control (RBAC) and Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) have limitations. The
combination of RBAC and ABAC also could not offer fine grained access control. We also studied the RBAC
model offered by Open Stack and came to know its limitations in catering to diversified needs of customers. The
One Size Fits for All policy cannot provide flexible access control due to the aforementioned reason. Therefore
a more flexible access control model is required. In this paper we proposed a framework with Predicate Based
Access Control (PBAC) in general and then implemented it in Open Stack. Our empirical results revealed that
the proposed framework can improve the granularity with fine grained access control mechanism. Though our
framework is at primitive stage, it shows significant step forward in access control policies for IaaS clouds.
This document discusses how IntraLinks provides secure solutions for sharing and collaborating on information both within and outside organizations. It summarizes that IntraLinks facilitates the exchange of critical information, collaboration and workflow management. It also notes that IntraLinks helps users organize, manage, share and track information to accelerate workflows and optimize business processes.
International Journal of Engineering Inventions (IJEI) provides a multidisciplinary passage for researchers, managers, professionals, practitioners and students around the globe to publish high quality, peer-reviewed articles on all theoretical and empirical aspects of Engineering and Science.
The peer-reviewed International Journal of Engineering Inventions (IJEI) is started with a mission to encourage contribution to research in Science and Technology. Encourage and motivate researchers in challenging areas of Sciences and Technology.
CIS14: Creating a Federated Identity Service for Better SSOCloudIDSummit
Matt Tatro, Denise Lores, Wade Ellery
Radiant Logic
How to avoid building half an Enterprise IdP; demonstration of how to create a federated identity service that will complement and improve your SSO by aggregating all of your identity silos into an enterprise IdP.
Hexnode Identity and Access Management solutionHexnode
Hexnode provides an identity and access management solution to help organizations:
1) Automate and secure access to critical corporate data while ensuring regulatory compliance.
2) Provide centralized access control and management to reduce the risk of internal and external data breaches.
3) Enhance user experience and minimize IT operational expenses.
This document analyzes single sign-on (SSO) authentication for web applications, specifically using Google as a service provider. It discusses problems with traditional username and password authentication across multiple systems and how SSO solves this by allowing a user to log in once to access all authorized resources. The document then provides details on how SSO authentication works for Google applications using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). It describes the steps a user takes to log into a Google application through a partner-operated SSO service, including SAML requests and responses being passed between the partner SSO, user's browser, and Google.
Identity and access management is a vital information security control for organizations to minimize the insider threats and advanced persistent threats that are caused by mismanaged user's identities and access control on sensitive business applications. Unauthorized access to business critical IT applications results in information disclosure and financial loss for many organizations across the world. Deployment of identity and access management as an essential information security control will enable organizations to detect or even prevent security breaches due to unauthorized access. This paper elaborates necessary facts for making decisions towards protecting the organization's assets using IAM controls. The purpose of this paper to compare various Identity and access management tools. Mr. Vinay Jayprakash Pol ""Identity and Access Management Tools"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23935.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/23935/identity-and-access-management-tools/mr-vinay-jayprakash-pol
This document provides an overview of identity and access management (IAM) concepts. IAM involves managing digital identities and the access provided through them. Key components include establishing unique identities, authorizing access to entitlements through roles, approving access requests, reviewing access through certifications, and provisioning/deprovisioning access. The document also describes how an IAM framework works, including how identities request access, roles and rules are managed, access is aggregated and provisioned to target systems, and certifications are performed to review access. It provides SailPoint as an example of a leading IAM tool.
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Need of Adaptive Authentication in defending the borderless Enterprisehardik soni
ProactEye Adaptive Access & Identity Management solution can help administrators consolidate, control, and simplify access privileges. Privileges can be simplified and controlled irrespective of critical applications hosted in traditional data centres, private clouds, public clouds, or a hybrid combination of all these spaces.
GCA Technology Healthcare Identity Management Case StudyNetIQ
This healthcare organization needed to improve its inefficient manual process for provisioning user access. It engaged GCA Technology Services to implement an identity management system using NetIQ Identity Manager. This reduced provisioning time from 24 hours to just 4 minutes. It also improved compliance by reducing audit times by over 90%. The project won awards for successfully supporting over 220,000 users across 134 hospitals.
Software as a Service (SaaS) becomes in this decade the focus of many enterprises and research. SaaS
provides software application as Web based delivery to server many customers. This sharing of
infrastructure and application provided by Saas has a great benefit to customers, since it reduces costs,
minimizes risks, improves their competitive positioning, as well as seeks out innovative. SaaS application is
generally developed with standardized software functionalities to serve as many customers as
possible.However many customers ask to change the standardized provided functions according to their
specific business needs, and this can be achieve through the configuration and customization provided by
the SaaS vendor.Allowing many customers to change software configurations without impacting others
customers and with preserving security and efficiency of the provided services, becomes a big challenge to
SaaS vendors, who are oblige to design new strategies and architectures. Multi-tenancy (MT) architectures
allow multiple customers to be consolidated into the same operational system without changing anything in
the vendor source code. In this paper, we will present how the configuration can be done on an ERP web
application in a Multi-Tenancy SaaS environment.
Intel IT's Identity and Access Management JourneyIntel IT Center
Intel IT's identity and access management journey involved moving from a 20-year old custom solution to a new agile approach using a small set of off-the-shelf solutions and web services. The goals were to provide simple, easy, and controlled access from any device or location while improving user experience, flexibility, and risk mitigation. A high-level reference architecture was proposed using core identity management services, entitlement management, authentication, and authorization federated through cloud applications. A co-existence strategy would transition applications gradually to the new platform while treating the legacy system as a managed source. Significant progress had been made but more work remained to fully achieve the vision.
- Oracle Identity and Access Management (IAM) is used to securely manage user access and identities across an organization's applications and systems. It provides features for creating and managing user accounts, roles and access privileges.
- The Oracle IAM architecture separates functionality into three tiers - presentation, server, and data - for scalability. Connectors define how Oracle IAM integrates with external resources through reconciliation and provisioning.
- Administrators construct connectors by defining components like resource types, processes, and adapters to automate user provisioning and identity synchronization between Oracle IAM and target applications and directories.
Con 8810 who should have access to what - finalOracleIDM
The document outlines an agenda for a session on identity governance and risk management. The session goals are to understand current market trends in access compliance and risk management, learn the benefits of an identity governance platform for managing risks, and hear from customers about their experiences. The agenda includes discussions of market trends driving needs for improved access management, how Oracle Identity Governance can help with risk management and compliance needs, and a customer panel discussion.
This document discusses game programming using the ForPlay library. It begins with an overview of the anatomy of a 2D arcade game, including the game lifecycle, asset management, and input/output subsystems. It then describes the Impact HTML5 game library and how it uses canvas and audio tags to target classic 2D games. Finally, it demonstrates how to generate a simple ForPlay project in 30 seconds using Maven, and notes that ForPlay is not limited to HTML but also supports Android, Java Desktop and Flash platforms.
The document discusses using Android and Arduino together to program "things". It describes how the UDOO board allows running Android and communicating with an Arduino-compatible board for building smart devices and interactive things. It provides an overview of developing applications using the Android Accessory Development Kit (ADK) to interface Android with Arduino, covering aspects like setting up the development environment, manifest files, accessing I/O streams, and communicating between the two boards.
Francesca Tosi and Alberto Mancini presented benchmarks comparing the performance of grayscale conversion in various environments on Android, including Java, C using the NDK, Intel IPP, and JavaScript. They tested processing 1024x1024 pixel images on a Galaxy Tab 3 with an Intel Atom CPU. Results showed that C using NDK and Intel IPP significantly outperformed Java and JavaScript implementations.
The document discusses YouTube APIs and how developers can utilize them. It covers the main YouTube APIs: Upload Widget, Data API, Player API, and Analytics API. It then describes how developers can use the APIs to create content, curate videos, consume YouTube videos in their applications, and analyze video analytics. Examples are provided for creating talking tom videos, curating videos with YouTube Direct Lite, consuming videos in Flipboard, and analyzing analytics. Resources for the YouTube APIs are listed at the end.
The document provides an overview of user stories in agile software development. It discusses the agile manifesto and its focus on individuals, interactions, working software, and responding to change. It then covers what user stories are, how they are written in a "who, what, why" format, and how they provide an alternative to traditional work breakdown structures. It also discusses techniques for writing user stories like modeling user roles and trawling for requirements. The document emphasizes that both functional and non-functional requirements should be considered and that the agile team is responsible for fully understanding requirements.
The Webinar on “Identity Management & Trust Services: Improving Security, Managing Identities & End User Accessibility” was by Dr. Jill Gemmill who is the Chief Technology Officer, Middleware at Clemson University.
About the Presenter:
Dr. Jill Gemmill is a creative innovator who has persistently addressed the gap between university IT services and the IT requirements for university research. She has bootstrapped multiple programs to address those gaps via external funds. Dr. Gemmill has over 35 years of experience in university information technology with an unusual breadth of experience that includes scientific and high-performance computing; campus and regional network infrastructure and services; federated authentication/authorization technology and infrastructure; data security technology and policy, collaboration technology standards, and scientific visualization.
This reference architecture outlines a general solution for a centralized Identity Management (IdM) system without
committing itself to any specific business needs.
The document provides a curriculum vitae or resume for Saipraveen Gottuparthy. It includes a summary of his professional experience working as a senior infrastructure engineer for various clients like Tops Markets, Ahold, and American Express over 7 years. It details his roles and responsibilities which involved managing network infrastructure, security, identity and access management using tools like IBM Tivoli suite of products.
Pre-configured business processes and policies, to quickly deliver rich IAM automation using the Hitachi ID Identity and Access Management Suite.
See more at: http://hitachi-id.com/documents/
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1. How did you apply the knowledge, skills, and attitudes from previous courses to the application of your capstone project? What did you learn from those experiences that prepared you for the capstone?
2. After implementing your capstone, you will have an opportunity to conduct a post-assessment and evaluate the success of the project. Before getting the results, what do you expect to learn from the post-assessment? Do you feel your capstone project was successful? What could you have done differently or improved upon?
3. Now that you have finished your capstone project, reflect on its function, purpose, and success with your classmates. What do you wish you had known before starting? If you wanted to continue the project, what would be your next steps?
4. During this topic, you will compile a leadership portfolio that encapsulates key assignments that helped shape you as a leader. How will this portfolio reflect your vision as a leader? How does it demonstrate your growth throughout the program?
School of Computer & Information Sciences
ITS-532 Cloud Computing
Chapter 5 – Identity as a Service (IDaaS)
Content from:
Primary Textbook: Jamsa, K. A. (2013). Cloud computing: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, virtualization, business models, mobile, security and more. Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Secondary Textbook: Erl, T., Mahmood, Z., & Puttini, R. (2014). Cloud computing: concepts, technology, & architecture. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
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Learning Objectives
Describe challenges related to ID management.
Describe and discuss single sign-on (SSO) capabilities.
List the advantages of IDaaS solutions.
Discuss IDaaS solutions offered by various companies.
IDaaS Defined
Identity (or identification) as a service (IDaaS)—Cloud-based approaches to managing user identities, including usernames, passwords, and access. Also sometimes referred to as “identity management as a service.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Identity and Access Management includes the components and policies necessary to control user identify and access privileges.
Authentication
Username/Password, digital signatures, digital certificates, biometrics
Authorization
Granular controls for mapping identities and rights
User Management
Creation and administration of new user identities, groups, passwords, and policies
Credential Management
Establishes identities and access control rules for user accounts
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(Erl, 2014)
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Single sign-on (SSO)—PA process that allows a user to log into a central authority and then access other sites and services for which he or she has credentials.
Advantages of SSO
Fewer username and password combinations for users to remember and manage
Less password fatigue caused by the stress of managing multiple passwords
Less user time con.
ANALYSIS ON IDENTITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS WITH EXTENDED STATE-OF-THE-ART IDM TA...ijasuc
Every person has his/her own identity. It’s important to manage a digital identity in a computer network,
with high priority. In spite of different applications we use in organization, resources need to be managed
and allotted to the appropriate user with proper access rights. Identity management or IdM refers to how
humans are identified, authorized and managed across computer networks. It covers issues such as how
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SIF IDM Profile Usage Guide - Presentation at the 2014 annual conference
1. SIF Identification
Management 2.7/3.1 Profile
Usage Guide
Hattie Leary Hattie.Leary@anoka.k12.mn.us
Richard Tong rtong@amplify.com
Vince Paredes vparedes@sifassociation.org
Linda Marshall Linda.Marshall@nsip.EDU.AU
2. The How-to Guide of IDM Profile
The background and profile introduction - Review of
IDM101 (10 minutes)
IDM workflow and use cases explained (10-15 minutes)
Best practice discussions (10 minutes)
The real-world case studies (20-30 minutes)
3. Background for SIF IDM
Profile
Why do we need SIF Identity Management Profile?
4. User ID and password are needed for all kinds of web
applications in education. SIF Enabled Educational
Infrastructure needs to provide mechanism to seamless
authenticate end users and grant authorization request.
User ID and password from mobile clients into SIF Enabled
Educational Infrastructure API and/or hosted applications
need to be supported.
APIs, Desktop or backend applications and Custom Apps (such
as data ingestion engine, sync engine, ESB, Data Warehouse,
administrative applications, collaboration tools, custom Apps,
etc.) need to identify themselves and pass credentials from
their end users for participating in the overall SIF Enabled
Educational Infrastructure community.
Where is identity needed?
5. Benefits of Identity Integration
(Single Sign-On or Same Sign-On)
Reduced Administrative Costs
All user authentication information resides in SEA/LEA, which reduces the need to
maintain, monitor and potentially synchronized multiple stores.
Reduces password-related user support requests.
Increased ease of use / adoption
Each user only has a single username and password which grants them seamless
access to all of their current resources and SIF Enabled Educational Infrastructure
resources.
Single Sign-On also saves users time, since each individual sign-on process can take 5
to 20 seconds to complete.
Enhanced Security
Password policies established for SEA/LEA network will also be in effect for SIF
Enabled Educational Infrastructure.
Automatic provisioning and deprovisioning of users prevents unwarranted access.
Sending an authentication credential that is only valid for a single use can increase
security for users who have access to sensitive data.
6. Beyond SSO
Before SSO can happen, how are Identifications in both
IDP and SP provisioned and linked to ensure consistency?
How are authorization and entitlement information
exchanged in either SSO enabled environment or even
Same-sign-on environments?
We also need cross-app authorization,
7. Requirement for the SIF IDM
Profile Solution
Provide a common logical data model for all participant
applications
Provide a standard least-common-denominator data schema
for compliant applications to exchange IDM related data
Expand on the current SIF 2.5 profiles
Align with CEDS (We already embed the new profile in CEDS
3.0 by working with the CEDS team)
Provide a best practice workflow framework to support the
common use cases
Provide a migration path and real-world case studies to ease
the adoption and transition
8. Scope of SIF IDM Use Cases
Provisioning of Identity and Access across multiple
connected systems
Provisioning of identity in a directory service provider
Provisioning or de-provisioning of identity in an existing
system
on-demand (personal event driven)
Batch (at BOY, EOY, MOY, etc.)
Provisioning of identity and profile in a new system
Single-Sign-On among multiple education systems
10. From 2.7 to 3.1
2.7 Focus on backward compatibility. The
OrganizationUser provides the key connection to
studentpersonal, staffpersonal, and
studentcontactpersonal as well as schoolinfo. It can be
adopted immediately in 2.x environment.
3.1 Uses the new 3.0 PartyOrganizationAssociation
object to replace OrganizationUser. Therefore it is more
flexible.
In the next 3 diagrams, we show the “combined” view,
the 2.7 model view and the 3.1 model view.
13. Design highlight and consideration
Person vs. OrganizationUser
Person is longitudinally traceable and consistent.
OrganizationUser is more relevant in application identity and
role-based access control context. OrganizationUser is
conceptually equivalent to the union of StudentPersonal,
StaffPersonal and StudentContactPersonal. In CEDS 3.0,
OrganizationUser = OrgPersonRole
Authentication
SIF IDM data interchange does not really care that much about
the specific authentication mechanism, as long as single-sign-
on could be established.
Authorization
Similarly, SIF IDM data interchange does not enforce the RBAC
mechanism in applications, as long as the authorization is
honored.
Application
New 3.0 object that reflects the ecosystem reality
15. IDM Workflow Diagram
IDM Workflow
1. OrganizationUser
2. (StudentPersonl,
StaffPersonal,
StudentContactPersonal)
3. Person ~ Optional
4. EducationalOrganization
~ Optional
* Authentication
1. OrganizationUser
2. (StudentPersonl, StaffPersonal,
StudentContactPersonal)
3. Person ~ Optional
4. EducationalOrganization ~ Optional
* Authorization
Target Applications
(Portal, LMS, or other SSO Participants)
App
User Management
(Person and
Organization)
App
RBAC
Service
Identity Administration
And Configuration
Facility
App Identity
To Domain Provision and
Synchronization Service
Identity
Federation
Runtime
Authoritative Sources (HR, SIS, SLDS)
App
Provisioning Source
(Person and
Organization)
App
Domain
Access
Control
Identity
Administration
And Configuration
Facility
Source Identity
To Domain Provision
and Synchronization
Service
Application Registry
(Optional application
references populated through
the Application Registration
Service or Manual Entry)
Application
Profile
Identity Provider
(Owned by SEA/LEA
Directory
(eg. AD or
LDAP or
NDS )
LogOn ID
Federated
SSO
(eg. ADFS or
SiteMinder
Or OpenSSO)
1. Application Registration (optional)
2. User Authentication Provisioning
3. User Authorization Provisioning
4. Run-time SSO
1
2
3
4
2
3
16. The systems involved in the IDM workflow
1. Provisioning Source System a.k.a. IDAM
It could be SIS, HR, SLDS, or even individual application such as parent portal, but the
best practice would call for an integrated ID management application (or process) for
all ID sources to be aggregated and managed.
It should manage the organization roles and optionally application roles.
Optionally, the unique ID generation service might be attached to this system.
Optionally, the organization hierarchy, unique organization ID, organization
relationship and other master reference data could be also managed here.
A Master Data Management process is highly recommended to manage the data
governance, data quality service, deduplication, address validation, and other MDM
processes.
It should be at least visible to the App Registry, and optionally, it manages the App
registration process or even App Store.
2. Authentication provider, a.k.a. IDP, such as Active Directory or LDAP
3. Target Applications, aka SP, such as LMS, CMS, PD, etc.
4. SSO Management System, such as ADFS, Siteminder, OpenAM, etc.
18. List of Use Cases
Base Scope Use cases
A. IDP Provisioning/Deprovisioning.
B: Access Provisioning on Target System (Assuming SSO)
C: Authentication/Access Provisioning across 2 or More
Educational Systems (Without SSO)
* App Provisioning and Permission Mapping
Extended Scope and edge cases
D: Longitudinal Identity Tracking
E: User Transfer from One Organization to Another
Organization
19. A: Identity Provisioning on IDP
Use case
One or More applications want to use a single directory
service to manage the user authentication. The first step is to
provision the user or the directory service provider (AD or
LDAP or even OpenID provider) from the source SIS or HR
system.
(In SIF 2.7 environment) IDM Objects needed in IDP
Provisioning Request/Response
OrganizationUser
The linked person object (StudentPersonal, StaffPersonal or
StudentContactPersonal in 2.7)
*IDMAuthentication
Optional: The linked organization object (SchoolInfo, etc.)
20. A: Identity Provisioning on IDP
(In SIF 3.1 environment) IDM Objects needed in IDP Provisioning
OrganizationUser
The linked person object (if Longitudinal Unique and Persistent ID is
not available, the Associated Person object will be equivalent to
PersonInfo).
*Authentication object
Optional: The linked organization object (School, SEA, LEA or other
EducationOrg)
Source: IDAM (Authoritative Provisioning Source System)
Destination: IDP
Steps: (Most Common Choreography)
1. The origin system send the 3 connected profiles to the IDP
2. The IDP generates the completed Identity Profile back to the origin
system to acknowledge the completion of linkage
21. B: Access Provisioning on Target
System (Assuming SSO)
Use Case
One or More applications want to use a single directory
service to manage the user authentication and wants to
automatically create user access right for new
students/staff/parents without recreating the userID again.
22. B: Access Provisioning
Source: IDAM (Authoritative Provisioning Source System)
Destination: Target Apps (a.k.a. SP), for example, LMS system,
student/parent portal, Library System, etc.
Steps: (Most Common Choreography) in both 2.7 and 3.1
1. If that the Target System (SP) already uses the shared IDP for
authentication,
IDAM sends only the IDM_authorization object (2.7) or the Authorization
object (3.1) to the target system
If the target system needs to generate its own version of the user profile,
for example, first name, last name, etc., the personal information can be
sent through the linked OrganizationUser and Personal objects.
2. Optionally, the target can acknowledge by sending the successful
Authorization Object back to IDAM and also optionally, directly send
email/SMS communication to end users to notify the completion.
23. C: Authentication/Access Provisioning across 2
or More Educational Systems (Without SSO)
This is very similar to the previous use case B. The only
difference is that the target system, instead of using
the separate IDP, is using its own user management
system for authentication and access control.
The profile exchanged are the same as case B and the
content difference is the IDPName, instead of the
external IDP such as ActiveDirectory or LDAP, is the
target application system’s user management page URI.
This way, the ID generation step is combined with the
Role Access generation step.
24. D: Longitudinal Identity Tracking
This involves the enforcing of uniqueness and persistence of
the Person Profile RefID across multiple Authoritative Source
System.
In the current proposal, we assume that the “source” system
for user provisioning guarantees the uniqueness of the person,
i.e., the source system knows that the elementary student
John Doe is the same as the middle school student John Doe
by referring to them with the same ID (or DNA sequence :)
In the case of multiple source systems, there need to be a
master data management process to deduplicate person
records and also merge/survive historical records.
25. E: User Transfer from One
Organization to Another Organization
If both organization’s systems are all referring to the same
longitudinal PersonID, this process is very simple by just
following Use Case A, B, and C (does not have to use SSO).
If such ID schema can not be enforced or the established
system can not be easily migrated/upgraded, a MDM process
must be established to enable a “combined” person store to
link Person identities across multiple systems (similar to
address book synch process)
For example, in the Tri-border use case, the tracking of the
student movement can be achieved by requiring the
“Original” Person ID when a student is moving into another
state/school district. This way, the IDM profiles can be used
backward to regenerate longitudinal Person history and
persistence.
27. Discussion Points
Backward compatibility with 2.x Data Model
Implementation in application frameworks
SIF IDM objects have already been adopted by CEDS 3.0
Relationship between IDM profile and SIF infrastructure
Relationship between IDM profile and common security
protocols such as OAuth, SAML and openID
Use common app framework such as GoogleApp,
inBloom, etc.
28. Relationship between SIF IDM and Implementation of
Interoperability in SIF Zone
In the SIF Infrastructure Model, whether SOAP or Restful
API is used for transport, the security model and
interoperability model should leverage the IDM work.
If Restful API is used, the service provider would
probably use some variation of the OAuth for API
authentication. Prior to the API configuration, especially
for authenticated usage of the service, the id and RBAC
process must be established. The Use Cases A, B, C can
be established for ZIS as well as Zone Participant
Systems.
29. Identification Integration Options
Identification Integration (SSO) with SEA/LEA IDMs (also called
Identity Providers)
If the SEA/LEA already has dedicated IDM (IDP), there could be 2 authentication
integration schemes - Federated and Delegated. In both cases, the SIF
integrated applications could serve either as a Service Provider (applications
that requires authentication) or a conduit for other Service Providers
(applications) on the platform. SIF will provide not only the interchange
standards (profiles) and suggest business rules and best practices for
authentication to authorization mapping.
Federated Authentication (such as SAML)
Delegated Authentication (such as OAuth)
Third-party or hosted IDMs
If the SEA/LEA does not have a IDM that can support the SSO options natively, a
hosted identity manager (IDM) might store and manage information such as user
names, passwords, and roles, and provides a way for enabled applications to
access the identification credential that do not have a home in the SEA/LEA
IDM. The assumption is that such hosted IDM (such as Google Apps for Education
or other OpenID provider) might save the SEA/LEA the administration/IT cost.
30. Verify IDM integration readiness.
Identity Integration Services installation, validation, configuration and testing
Set up the SSO architecture and integration components
Might involve consulting service from SIF certified partners
Identity/Access Integration Life Cycle Infrastructure Set-up
IDM to Domain Entity Mapping
ID Provisioning Process
Data loading or conversion
Set up ongoing Sync process
Operation Process
SEA/LEA set up IDM integration SLA
SEA/LEA sign term of use (if IDM hosting is involved)
SEA/LEA adopt SOP (Standard Operation Procedure)
30
Directory Integration Process
(Implementation best practice)
31. 31
Sample Implementation Steps for
SEA/LEA with AD
Set-up Steps
Assume the SEA/LEA has Active Directory
Install and configure ADFS 2.0 to enable SAML 2.0
Configure ADFS to enable Trust to target application
Ensure entity ID to AD userid mapping in application
(Optional) Configure AD to embed application roles
Integration Steps:
Use IDM profiles (Authentication profile, OrganizationUser
profile, and optionally, Person Profile, Org Profile and
Authorization Profile) to provision ID mapping from target
application to AD
Configure asynchronous or batch process to maintain the
ongoing IDM synchronization between AD and Application
32. 32
Sample Operation Process
Ongoing Access Control
Establish district-wide Application/Task/Data access
Maintain access control mapping for additional application
Policy and authorization configuration
Establish Provisioning Approval List and Support Process
Establish Data Governance process
Formulate SLA and enforce process best practices
Define data and security standard operation procedures
Other related Infrastructure Services
Monitoring and Logging service (using SIF infrastructure
service?)
Audit trail (using SIF infrastructure service?)
33. Real-world Case Studies
Australian Case Study – Nick Nicholas
Multi-tenant, multi-application ecosystem framework
such as RTTT Assessment Systems including Smarter
Balanced and PARCC
Instruction Improvement System or Learning
Management System implementation that leverages
Google Apps, Drop Box or other commercial COTS
applications.
35. The different realms of trusts
1. Public realm –
The IDPs serving such realm are open to individual and can
be provisioned without authoritative intervention. fb,
google, yahoo, live, skype, linkedin, twitter, sina, qq, etc
2. Organizational realm –
The IDP or directory (normally an enterprise DS such as AD
or application-centric IDM) is normally organizationally
provisioned and managed.
3. Mixed realm –
The future Prosumer application ecosystem such as
Blended Learning and Shared Learning Collaborative.
36. Identity Integration Service Layers
Hosted Directory
Store used by LEA/SEA
(Google, OpenID, etc.)
LDAP/SLDAP
Active
Directory
OpenSSO, OpenID,
OAuth, etc.
CA SiteMinder and
other commercial SSO
Solution
ADFS (Active Directory
Federation Services)
Authorization API
& Entitlement
Business Rule Engine
Identity to Domain
Entity Synchronization
Process
SIF Authentication
Provisioning
Process
Authentication
API Proxy (Custom)
RBAC and
Authentication
Best Practice
Customized Directory
Store and Legacy DS
(NDS, PKI/CA, etc.)
Directory Services
(Owned and Operated
By SEA/LEA)
Identity
Integration
Services
Identity
Lifecycle And
Access Mapping