Tag Archives: identity
Kerberos & load-balanced OpenSSO – GSS Channel binding exceptions
Recently I’ve been working with a client to build a federated SSO system. One of the requirements was for internal employees to have seamless access using Windows’ Kerberos. This isn’t anything novel, and is something I’ve worked on for a … Continue reading
Watching my PII
For a while I’ve been thinking about how personal identity data (often called Personally Identifiable Information, or PII) is managed – both as a consumer, and from the perspective of service providers. I’ve been following along with the work being … Continue reading
Busy week ahead
So we’re approaching the first major release of my identity management project. It’s taken a while to get us close to the release, mostly through no fault of our own. Given it’s taken us so long, unsurprisingly the ground has … Continue reading
Mining for your rights
Whether in the guise of increasing regulatory pressure, or through a credit-crunch-driven round of redundancies, most organisations of more than a handful of people need to verify the IT access their employees have, comparing this regularly to the rights they … Continue reading
Sun IdM & Virtual Desktop demo
WordPress taunts me every time I log in with the draft of a post I’ve been meaning to complete for quite some time that explains the general concepts around Identity Management, provisioning, role mining and so on. It’s intended to … Continue reading
Homeland 'Security'
We got a notice at work this morning about the US Visa Waiver programme, informing potential travellers to the US that the system is changing. As of 12th January 2009, it’s mandatory to register in a US government online system … Continue reading