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Architecting Claims-Aware Applications (with the Windows Identity Foundation and Active Directory Federation Services)

Date: December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
Day 40
ARC303
Speakers: Dominick Baier
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Claims, Tokens and (possibly) Federation are the new ways to model authentication, access control and personalization for distributed applications. The possibilities for these technologies are vast, but there are some well-established patterns to fit typical security scenarios. These include guidelines for the usage of claims, identity providers, resource security token services, federation gateways and multi-tenancy. This talk walks you through common application architectures and illustrates how to use the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) and Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) to tap into the power of claims-based security.