Webinars

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

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The Shibboleth Consortium is an international non-profit consortium that is responsible for the development, support, maintenance, and strategic direction of the Shibboleth software, which is prevalent in InCommon and federations worldwide.

In the two years since the Consortium was last presented at IAM Online, its membership has grown significantly, largely from US institutions joining. The growth in membership has placed the Consortium on a stronger financial footing, and enabled expansion in the development team.

As we move into the second quarter of 2019, this webinar will provide a short update on the status of the Consortium before moving to present the Shibboleth development roadmap for the next 12 months, seeking feedback from the community of users.

Presenters

• Scott Cantor (Ohio State), Shibboleth Developer and Board Member
• Justin Knight (Jisc), Shibboleth Consortium Manager

March 20, 2019

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Are you interested in exploring ways that federation and identity management can be easier for research projects, virtual organizations, and other collaborations? Join us to learn about two new services: CILogon’s subscription federated identity platform, and GÉANT’s eduTEAMS service for managing user membership and access rights.

CILogon’s new subscription service offers a hosted federated identity and collaboration management platform for research projects on campus. Developed under funding from the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy, CILogon’s open source software-as-a-service platform builds on the Shibboleth and COmanage software.

Leveraging the ubiquitous presence of eduGAIN federated identities, eduTEAMS – a service provided by GÉANT – enables communities to securely access and share common resources and services. Implementing the AARC Blueprint Architecture, eduTEAMS provides a central point for communities to manage user membership and access rights, connect services and identity providers and centrally apply access policies.

Presenters

• Tom Barton, Moderator, University of Chicago and Internet2
• Jim Basney, Senior Research Scientist, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Christos Kanellopoulos, Senior Trust and Identity Manager, GÉANT

December 12, 2018

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How are trust and identity initiatives shaping the adoption of OpenID Connect (OIDC) and OAuth 2.0 technologies within and for the research and education community? How can home organizations and research projects ensure these technologies deliver what we need for use cases involving multiple institutions? Llearn how InCommon, REFEDS, GÉANT, and others are coordinating efforts to influence the evolution of these technologies, including the creation of a R&E working group within the OpenID Foundation. Attendees will learn practical ways to navigate this landscape, with recommended actions to plan for in 2019.

Presenters

• Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Globus
• Roland Hedberg, Catalogix
• David Vaghetti, Consortium GARR
• Albert Wu, InCommon/Internet2

Moderator

• Nathan Dors, University of Washington

September 12, 2018

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Interested in the Internet2 IAM software suite (a.k.a. TIER)? Planning on deploying or upgrading Grouper? Join us for the next IAM Online, which will focus on the TIER access governance strategy described in the Grouper Deployment Guide, a comprehensive document developed collaboratively by and for the trust and identity community.

Bill Thompson will lead you through these topics and touch on the container-based architecture of the Internet2 TIER packaged software. In addition, Chris Hyzer will touch on the features and changes in the new Grouper release (v2.4).

Presenters

• Chris Hyzer, University of Pennsylvania
• Bill Thompson, Lafayette College

Moderator

• Michael Gettes, University of Florida

August 8, 2018

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Identity Matching is an essential part of any institution’s identity management processes. When a new student or employee enters the system, are they already known from a previous affiliation? What if an error is corrected later in their identity data? How does the system detect possible duplicate identities later? Doing identity matching well is really hard, but preventing duplicate identities or cases of mistaken identity can lead to some sticky situations.

In this IAM Online, you’ll hear from two speakers with ideas to help you improve your identity matching practices. Summer Scanlan will talk about some of the procedures used at the University of California, Berkeley for identity matching and her work to continue to improve them. Ben Oshrin from Spherical Cow Group will explain the technology behind identity matching and give a sneak peek at identity matching work coming out of Internet2’s TIER initiative.

Presenters

• Benn Oshrin, Spherical Cow Group
• Summer Scanlan, University of California, Berkeley

Moderator:

• Keith Wessel, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign