Public IDP
SSOCircle IDP is the core of the public, open SSOCircle of Trust. If you are looking for your own private IDP, check our hosting solution
IDP enterprise edition (IDPee) in detail or the feature comparison matrix..
Features
- SAML v2.0 Protocol support
- OpenID Authentication 1.1 protocol and OpenID Simple Registration Extension 1.0
- Public Key Infrastructure for X.509 certificates.
- SSOCircle Certificate Authority
- Automatic and PKCS10 based enrollment
- Support of USB smart card token.
- Strong Authentication against password sniffing and phishing
- MSISDN Authentication for easy access from mobile devices
- Registration and password reset function
- Self administration: display/modify your account federations and trust settings, generate, sign and enroll keys, define your public profile
- SP administrators: integrate your SP’s metadata and join the SSOCircle of Trust
Creating your Identity with SSOCircle
For creating your account you need to follow a few steps:
- Register at the SSOCircle SAMLv2.0 Identity Provider
- Provide the required data
- Agree to the Terms of Use
- After successful creation you will receive an email asking for confirmation of your registration.
- Now your account is activated and ready for use.
Confirm by navigating to the link supplied in the email.
X.509 Certificate based Authentication
- Generate your public/private key pair automatically for Firefox and Internet Explorer
- Increased security level: USB smart card hardware token as certificate/key store
- Get your X.509 Certificate signed by the SSOCircle Certificate Authority
- Sign In with your Certificate without sending a password over the internet
- Revoke your certificate in case of lost
Check out the samples of how to leverage SAMLv2 based account federation for applications of any color.
One Time Password (OTP) token based Authentication
- Strong two factor authentication for any device
- ePass OTP hardware tokens at a rockbottom price
- pin and one time password protected access to your web apps
- easy to use, easy to enroll
- support for authentication contexts
Check out the samples of how to leverage SAMLv2 based account federation for applications of any color.
Service Provider controlled Authentication Security
- SP enforces a certain Authentication Level by specifying <RequestedAuthnContext>
- IDP determines the current authentication level of the user session
- IDP checks whether the requested auth level is smaller or equal to the current
- If the requirements are not fulfilled IDP reauthenticates the user and upgrades the session