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Improving Web Application Security by Using JA-SIG Central Authentication Service

Improving Web Application Security by Using JA-SIG Central Authentication Service

Title:Improving Web Application Security by Using JA-SIG Central Authentication Service (ID: SEC08002)
Author(s):Adam Rybicki (Unicon, Inc.) and Scott Battaglia (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)
Topics:EDUCAUSE_SEC08, Internet and Web Applications, JA-SIG, Network Security and Applications, Single Sign On
Origin:Security Professionals Conference (05/04/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Enterprise single sign-on (SSO) adds another enterprise application to the list of mission-critical applications that an institution must support and maintain. This session will demonstrate how institutions are leveraging Central Authentication Service (CAS) to make their web applications more secure and improve user experience. Developed by Yale University, CAS is now supported and maintained by the JA-SIG consortium (www.ja-sig.org).

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