JISC Access and Identity Management: Future Directions
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I2 Fedsoup
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1) Identity management is becoming increasingly important due to stricter privacy regulations being enacted worldwide. The identity management software market is projected to reach $4.9 billion by 2012.
2) As more business and personal activities move online, assured digital identity that can be attested to is becoming more valuable, especially for high-value interactions. Most experts argue for trusted identity providers to fulfill this role.
3) Funding of approximately £2.5 million was provided for identity management from 2008 to 2011 by the UK, though identity was not a high priority in other published strategy documents and frameworks.
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2) Their implementation is taking a phased approach, starting with simple integrations using the Grouper Shell and later adding the Grouper web interface and web services.
3) Benefits include consistency in access control, reusability of groups, and giving applications and users a coherent interface to previously incoherent identity data. Challenges include technical prerequisites and helping users understand new group concepts.
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Shintau And VPMan proejcts (David Chadwick)
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Identity: Future directions (David Orrell, Eduserv Foundation)
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Internet2 Fall MM 2007 - Jane Charlton
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'Connecting poeple to resources' by Nicole Harris at UKSG 2007
JISC will centrally support federated access management from July 2008 as the preferred access system in UK higher and further education. This will be enabled by the UK Access Management Federation run by UKERNA. Institutions will need to implement authentication and authorisation systems to participate. Federated access management aligns with international standards, improves flexibility and access to resources, and is required to meet strategic goals around e-learning and collaboration.
Openid
The document discusses user-centric identity and managing identity online. It talks about concepts like Identity 2.0, where users have more control over their identity and claims about themselves. The document raises questions about when institutions should host resources for users, manage user identities, verify identities for service providers, and broker access to resources. It discusses the role of OpenID in providing infrastructure to allow moving towards more user-managed digital identities and single identities across different services. The document also outlines some identity-related projects and studies being undertaken by JISC.
Federated Access Management 102
This document discusses key concepts of federated access management (FAM) including:
1) FAM allows for single sign-on access to online resources across domains through distributing authentication, authorization, and accounting functions to appropriate parties like identity providers and service providers.
2) Identity providers handle authentication of their users while service providers control authorization based on attributes like role and affiliation.
3) Standards like SAML and Shibboleth facilitate trust between identity providers and service providers so users' access is managed according to their home institution's policies.
Federated Access Management (Sconul Access Conference)
Subtitled "Why carry two cards into the Library, when you already have one?", this presentation outlines the concepts and terminology of Federated Access Management, and how it works, with a preamble using the analogy of (and differences between) bank ATM cards and library membership cards. Prepared for and presented at SCONUL Access Conference, at Leeds University, on 11-Jun-2007
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