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Leveraging Campus Authentication Across Boundaries

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Addressing the Requirements: Policy Frameworks and Technical Method

Session Details

Thursday, February 09, 2006
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Palm A/D

Session Type: General Session

Speaker(s)

Paul B. Hill, Consulting Architect, MIT
R.L. Morgan, Senior Technology Architect, University of Washington
David H. Walker, Campus IT Architect, University of California, Davis
David L. Wasley, Retired, University of California Office of the President
Session moderator: Michael R. Gettes, Senior Consulting Technical Architect, MIT

Abstract

There are a few ways in which authentication can be supported across boundaries such as using Shibboleth software and PKI certificates. Interactions between two organizations can be relatively straightforward, but what happens when there are multiple organizations with which the institution wishes to collaborate? Attendees should bring their policy, process, and architecture questions from the previous two days to discuss at this session.

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