The Department of Defense has resources that are designed to be operational in an attempt to successfully manage the missions that they have set as goals within the department. The ability for these various solutions to work across all of the different operations of the department. This type of goal [...]
When you have several issuers the concept of where the claims should be issued is important. Take your time to find out about the different issuers and then use the one that is right for your needs. When you use the email as an identifier, that email address will remain ...
WIF, short for Microsoft Windows Identity Foundation, is a set of .net frameworks that allow for the creation of claimed aware applications. It gives the user the logic that is needed in order to successfully complete any WS-Federation requests. This is the protocol that builds onto others to offer the ...
In order for claims based identity to work, there has to be secure foundation to build upon. This involves the use of claims, tokens, STS programs, and identity providers. All of them work as a team in order to help the application read what the user is able to do ...
I wrote these posts ad-hoc because I have recieved this question more than anything else lately, likely due to the paradigm shift from legacy authentication technniques in SharePoint 2010. I tried to keep the language in localizable terminology in order to support the mult-lingual functions provided on the site as ...
The role of the issuer involves taking the incoming identity and making it into a secure token that can be used for a given application. The token is very similar to a boarding pass it has pertinent information about the identity of the user. The only information that is on ...
When you are writing custom endpoint detection scripts, I found the documentation regarding the use of different values very, very confusing. So here is a breakdown of em after reflecting on how UAG uses them. Name: This represents the name of the variable, since you add the required XML file ...
I usually am firmly against putting random links on my blog even when discovering interesting content because often time I find little which adds to the original content. However, for this, I cannot resist: http://lolcode.com/
To be honest, I have never done it before. Egosurfing / egogoogling that is. I did it for the first time this weekend, and I am referenced in some really obscure places. I didn’t go through all of them, but this one I found entertaining: http://direct.bl.uk/bld/PlaceOrder.do?UIN=112166877&ETOC=RN&from=searchengine I forgot about that. ...
I will be presenting at TechFuse on May 6. I know this is a real shocker…I’ll be presenting on SharePoint security. http://www.benchmarklearning.com/Event/techfuse/sessions/Security.aspx#D3 http://www.benchmarklearning.com/Event/techfuse/speakers.aspx
The Department of Defense has resources that are designed to be operational in an attempt to successfully manage the missions that they have set as goals within the department. The ability for these various solutions to work across all of the different operations of the department. This type of goal [...]
