We are excited to share with you some of our most recent implementations from May:
Happy spring! We are excited to share with you some of our most recent implementations:
IAM Online Multilateral Federation Webinar participants:
Cirrus customers who implement a Cirrus Bridge using DNS Add-on can test authentication to Service Providers (SPs) via the Cirrus Bridge before going live without disrupting their production environment. This document provides more information about the DNS Add-on and how to test your Cirrus SAML Bridge.
Single Logout (SLO) is a feature that allows a user to terminate multiple authentication sessions by performing a single logout action. Implementing SLO is often a challenge in an environment where different organizations operate the identity provider (IdP) and service providers (SP) and have different requirements for what happens on a logout. Browser-mediated SLO is inherently brittle, because it requires all messaging to go through the browser and for the SP and IdP to be aligned. Unless the policies of the organizations that run the IdP and SP are aligned, SLO doesn’t work.
Recently, the Canadian Access Federation sent emails to Cirrus Identity Bridge customers with a registered Cirrus Bridge Identity Provider in the Canadian Access Federation (CAF) to call attention to the release of Shibboleth Version 5. See an example of the emails below.
Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has implemented a verification program designed to demonstrate that you’re connected to your business. Cirrus Proxy customers who have implemented the Facebook integration have received notification that you need to verify your business, but not all verification options work for edu domains.
Congratulations! You are live with your Cirrus Bridge. Now that you are operational, here are a few suggested best practices from the Cirrus Team.