The goal of this project was to migrate a federation based on an Hub&Spoke infrastructure which allowed multiple interoperability protocols to connect new service providers but limited the addition of identity providers to those who had PAPI protocol. The core of the migrated federation is adAS FED, which maintains the Hub&Spoke infrastructure, uses SAML2 as main protocol and guarantees a lack of interruption of the service while migrating.
The goal of this project was to migrate the identity provider of the Málaga University to a Single Sign-On system that allowed more interoperability between applications and resources. It was required that this Single Sign-On would be able to configure a WAYF for each resource and to integrate the federations in which the university is registered.
This project's goal was to deploy a Single Sign-On in the Girona University (UdG) based on the Microsoft technology in order to unify the identity service of this university, allowing to access its resources in all kinds of platforms.
This project entailed deploying a Single Sign-On in the University of Salamanca (USAL), based on PAPI technology and that it would be able to unify the identity service of the USAL (iDUSAL) to access the provided resources.
The goal of this project was to deploy a simpleSAMLphp in the SAU-WOK scenario of the FECYT in order to have an Identity Provider of its own that was compatible with the technology of the ISI Web of Knowledge.
PRiSE and Opentia designed and developed a Security Token Service (STS) in accordance with the WS-Trust 1.4 standard for the Consejería de Economía, Innovación y Ciencia de la Junta de Andalucía. The goal of this project was to allow communication between applications from this organization with SAML2 in a scenario where a Single Sign-On did not exist.
In this project the Wellvibe company, located in Ohio (USA), managed wellvibe.com, a medical website with a focus on the detection and monitoring of its workers. This website required the use of the health risk evaluation form service from Wellsource. The solution was to deploy a simpleSAMLphp and interconnect both sites with SAML 2.0