Authentication, Presented at PKI Meetings

How to Deploy and Get the Most Out of Tokens

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Title:How to Deploy and Get the Most Out of Tokens (ID: PKI08007)
Author(s):Scott A. Rea (Dartmouth College) and Paul Caskey (University of Texas System)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (04/16/2008)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:

Password-based security is no longer enough for many kinds of sensitive data, with dual-factor authentication now a requirement under some legislation. In this session, you will find what some schools have been doing to address higher levels of authentication with multifactor devices that use PKI. The Aladdin eToken will be featured, demonstrating flexible deployment configurations (smartcard and USB form factors) on multiple operating systems, including the three most important to higher education: Linux (or some variant), Apple Mac (OS X and PowerPC chip sets), and Windows. We are specifically seeking schools to participate in a new user group to be formed around support of these eToken devices.

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PKI-Enabled Applications That Work

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Title:PKI-Enabled Applications That Work (ID: PKI08008)
Author(s):James A. Jokl (University of Virginia), Mark B. Jones (The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston), and Linda Pruss (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (04/16/2008)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:

Having PKI-authenticated applications is not enough. In this session, we will discuss how applications have been PKI enabled and how they have been accepted and used. You will hear from institutions that have implemented and maintain multiple applications that are PKI authenticated and are well accepted by their user community.

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PKI and Grids

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Title:PKI and Grids (ID: PKI08003)
Author(s):James A. Jokl (University of Virginia) and Scott A. Rea (Dartmouth College)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (04/16/2008)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:

Do you already have a grid-computing deployment on campus? Or do you have researchers who need to access grid-computing resources from high-performance computing centers around the globe? In this session, you will find out how to configure your CA to issue International Grid Trust Federation (IGTF)-compliant certificates and join over a hundred CAs currently certified under approved IGTF profiles. Hear real-life experiences from SURAgrid, see bridge PKIs in action, and learn how to leverage your campus PKI infrastructure to facilitate access to worldwide grid-computing efforts.

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Campus Applications 1: Network Authentication with PKI

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Title:Campus Applications 1: Network Authentication with PKI (ID: PKI0511)
Author(s):Robert J. Brentrup (Dartmouth College) and James A. Jokl (University of Virginia)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (07/27/2005)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:PKI enables strong authentication for wireless network users via 802.1x EAP/TLS and for VPN users via the PKI capabilities of standard IPSEC. Implementers of these practical and very secure solutions will explain how they deployed them.
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Campus Applications 2: Web Application Authentication with PKI

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Title:Campus Applications 2: Web Application Authentication with PKI (ID: PKI0512)
Author(s):Mark Franklin (Dartmouth College) and William A. Weems (The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (07/27/2005)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:The popular Web server platforms implement client-side PKI authentication via SSL, and schools that have successfully implemented this strong authentication mechanism in various different ways will describe their solutions and lessons learned.
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Levels of Assurance (LOAs) and Their Relevance to PKI

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Title:Levels of Assurance (LOAs) and Their Relevance to PKI (ID: PKI0507)
Author(s):Peter Alterman and Nicholas F. Piazzola (VeriSign, Inc.)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (07/26/2005)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:The Federal PKI Bridge recognizes four levels of assurance based on NIST guidelines. Commercial PKI systems also support different trust levels, not necessarily identical to the NIST definitions. This panel will consider how levels of assurance impact campus PKI deployment, including inter-PKI bridging, buy/build issues, and general campus options.
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Shibboleth

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Title:Shibboleth (ID: PKI0107)
Author(s):David L. Wasley (University of California Office of the President)
Origin:Presented at PKI Meetings (2001)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:Safe delivery of reliable authorization data.
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