Uniquid

One key to open many doors.

The solution Uniquid provides unique and secure access to several heterogeneous web services in a federated way.

How does it work?

The user accesses to the application and clicks on the unified authentication icon.
The application redirects the user to the Identitiy Provider (IdP) and shows the authentication screen.*
The user gives her credentials.
The identity provider authenticates the user, makes an “Assertion of Identity” and sends it to the application.
The application interprets the assertion and authorizes access to the user.

(*) The SSO system allows these steps to be neccesary only the first time

Single Sign-On (SSO) web
Better Identity Management
Unified Authentication
User Friendly
Easy administration
Flexible and adaptable

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Real SSO that works among different domains and even different organizations

Connectors available for several applications

Several platforms and application in the cloud already federated will increase instantaneously your visibility.

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Single Log Out process

One user will be able to finish the session from all the services with just one click improving the security of all his accounts.

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Identity data aggregation from heterogeneous and distributed sources

Consolidation of identity filters attributes

Uniquid unifies spread identities. Once the user is authenticated, it is possible to use extra internal or external sources to enrich the identity of the user.

It is possible to set filters that transforms attributes or even generate new ones.

On-the-Fly Provision

User data is transferred from the Identity provider to the service provider creating/updating user accounts in different applications automatically

No more painful user migrations

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Wrapping of external authentication sources

Multiple sources of authentication

It does not care about your users being in SQL, OpenId, LDAP/ActiveDirectory, x509 certificates (DNIe), text files, social networks, Google apps...

Uniquid can be adapted to your infrastructure

Customizable Authentication cache

You decide how long sessions last and where they are stored

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It gives maximum privacy to the user fulfilling the laws for personal data protection

Informed consent

It is optional and could be used to inform the user that some of her personal data may be transferred to the chosen service upon her approval

The user is in control.

Different data disclosure policies for different services

Each service retrieves just the information it needs

This guarantees user privacy

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Easy to maintain. Administration tasks become smoother

Automatic processes and customizable alerts

Metadata is updated and validate automatically. It can alert the administrator about the expiration of metadata or digital certificates.

Administrators can sleep knowing that Uniquid is taking care of their systems

User access statistics available through the web

It is possible to find out the number of authentication requests made per service, as well as the evolution in time of those requests.

It is possible to know at any given time if your systems are being used

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Flexibility and adaptation

Flexibility to set the ubication of the identity provider service

It is possible to ubicate as an indepent node or embedded in the service itself.

Support for multiple protocols

It supports the standards SAML 2.0, SAML 1.0, Shibboleth 1.3 and OpenID

Deployment in high availability mode

Thanks to the possibility of integration with Memcached

Solution based in open source

Uniquid collaborates with open source projects by contributing in their development