The document discusses the evolution of identity management in modern web environments, particularly focusing on challenges posed by converged cloud, mobile devices, and big data. It presents Forgerock's OpenAM, OpenIDM, and OpenDJ solutions, highlighting their scalability, flexibility, and integration capabilities across various applications and protocols. The text emphasizes a shift towards more personalized identity experiences and the importance of access governance in user provisioning and compliance.

1. Open Identity SummitOpen Identity Summit
Víctor Aké
Product Manager for OpenAM
ForgeRock
OpenAMOpenAM

2. New Paradigm for the Modern Web
 Converged Cloud creates new identity challenges for the
enterprise
 Mobile devices proliferate new granular identity dimension
 As Big Data volumes grow, identity within high value data
subsets vital
 Social moves the web identity experience from “anonymous” to
“personal”
Mobile Social Cloud Enterprise Things

3. OpenID Connect + REST APIs
REST Endpoints
Mobile Social Cloud Enterprise Things
OpenAM Core
HTTP(s)
JSON
AuthN AuthZ
Session
Validation
Identity
Management
OAuth2
Realm
Mgmt
OpenID
Connect
Logging

4. Modern AM at Internet Scale
Performance enhancements
Session Fail-Over
Multi-tenancy

5. Mobile Application samples
Web
App
Native
App
Native
App
Web
App
Login
App
REST/OAuth2/OpenIDConnect
Authentication
Authorization
Attribute Delivery
Federation
SSO
Token Persistence
Session Mgmt
OAuth2 Provider
OpenAM
Cloud
Enterprise

6. Social Authentication
Social moves the web identity experience from “anonymous”
to “personal”
Out of the box OAuth2 Authentication module that allows
integration with all kind of OAuth2 Providers

7. Authentication
 OATH Open Authentication
 Standard for 2 facto authentication
 No need to buy proprietary OTP 2-FA solutions
 Any soft or hard OATH app or device
 3rd
Party authentication services
 Adaptive Authentication

8. Next Steps …
Visit Us @ Forgerock.com
OpenAM 10.2 Q3/2013

9. OpenAM
 Designed for Scalability from the
beginning
 Highly Available
 Flexible and extensible
architecture
 Standards based
 Developer friendly
 Cloud ready
 Mobile ready

10. OpenIDMOpenIDM

11. High Level Strategy
 The market is merging user provisioning and
compliance in to “Access Governance”
 Role Based provisioning and re-certification
of entitlements and roles is leading
innovation in the space.
 IDM solutions need to bridge and span
across on premise and off-premise
applications.
 Being LEAN, SCALABLE and FLEXIBLE will
be key to success.

12. Aggregated View
 Provides a fully configurable composite view of a users
footprint on provisioned resources
 Attribute values can be fetched on-demand or stored meta-
directory style – A true hybrid approach!
 Fully read/writable – changes are pushed to the right system
resource
 Integrates perfectly with 3rd party SoD engines
 Fully exposed via REST

13. Role Based Provisioning
 Bi-level role model with IT Roles and Business Roles
 Roles used to assign entitlements and attributes on integrated
resources in a manageble fashion.
 Entitlement Assignment Policies
 Support for NIST capabilites
 Temporal conditions
 Implicit/Explicit assignments
 Ability to Nest or include other roles
 Segregation of Duty based on roles

14. SaaS application connectors
 SalesForce Module
 WebEx Connector
 Stand alone PowerShell connector
 Allows you to easily integrate with Office 365, SharePoint etc.

15. What you need to know
 OpenIDM 2.2 release date
is Q4 2013

16. OpenDJOpenDJ

17. High Level Strategy
 Providing the Identity repository for the hybrid
cloud-enterprise.
 Made easy for the Administrators and the
developers
 Customers want a reliable, highly available
directory service that scales vertically and
horizontally anywhere.

18. Ubiquitous Directories
Amazon EC2
Company IDP
Headquarter
London San Francisco
Service cloud

19. REST to LDAP
 Provides a new way to
access the directory data
 One familiar to most
developers :
 HTTP / REST / JSON
 SCIM like (and soon
compliant)
 Available embedded in
OpenDJ or web application

20. Scaling for the Cloud
 Horizontal and elastic
scalability
 Complete support for multi-
tenants

21. What you need to know
 OpenDJ 2.6.0 will be available by end of
June 2013
 OpenDJ 3.0 will come early 2014, with
Proxy services
 REST to LDAP is a game changer.
 Try it now and give us feedback.

22. Q&AQ&A