C4 Technical Services
IAM Consultant - SAML & Okta
C4 Technical Services, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55400
Position: SAML ConsultantLocation: 100% remote
Required:
SAML ExpertOktaworking with custom apps - 80% java / 20% .net (nice to have)Follow Process:
Discovery phaseMobilize plan phaseBuild and iterate phaseSupport and transition phase
The titles for resources with expertise in SAML who can help with implementing SAML flows for your new SEL (Security Enhanced Login) might include:
SAML SpecialistSAML ConsultantIdentity and Access Management (IAM) SpecialistIAM ConsultantSAML Integration EngineerIdentity Management ArchitectSecurity Engineer with SAML ExpertiseSingle Sign-On (SSO) ConsultantThese professionals have the skills and experience needed to configure, troubleshoot, and secure SAML-based authentication and authorization flows.
SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) is a standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between parties, specifically between an identity provider (IdP) and a service provider (SP). An SAML resource refers to any web application, service, or system that relies on SAML for authentication and authorization. Here are the key components involved:
Identity Provider (IdP) : The entity that authenticates users and provides identity information to service providers. Examples include Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), Okta, and OneLogin.Service Provider (SP) : The entity that receives and accepts the authentication assertions from the IdP. Examples include web applications, cloud services, and other systems that users need access to.SAML Assertion : A piece of information that the IdP sends to the SP, containing user authentication and attribute information. It includes:
Authentication statementsAttribute statementsAuthorization decision statements
SAML Request : The message sent by the SP to the IdP to request authentication of a user.SAML Response : The message sent by the IdP back to the SP containing the SAML assertion.Use CaseWhen a user tries to access an SAML resource (e.g., a web application that uses SAML for authentication), the following process typically occurs:
Access Request : The user tries to access the protected resource at the service provider.Authentication Request : The service provider generates a SAML authentication request and redirects the user to the identity provider.User Authentication : The identity provider authenticates the user (e.g., through a login form).SAML Response : Upon successful authentication, the identity provider generates a SAML response containing the assertion and redirects the user back to the service provider.Assertion Validation : The service provider validates the SAML assertion.Access Granted : If the assertion is valid, the service provider grants the user access to the requested resource.Benefits
Single Sign-On (SSO) : Users can access multiple applications with a single set of login credentials.Improved Security : Centralized authentication and reduced password proliferation.Reduced Administrative Overhead : Simplified user management and streamlined access controls.In summary, an SAML resource is any application or service that uses the SAML protocol to manage user authentication and authorization, leveraging the benefits of SSO and enhanced security.#DICEnkraft@c4techservices.com
Required:
SAML ExpertOktaworking with custom apps - 80% java / 20% .net (nice to have)Follow Process:
Discovery phaseMobilize plan phaseBuild and iterate phaseSupport and transition phase
The titles for resources with expertise in SAML who can help with implementing SAML flows for your new SEL (Security Enhanced Login) might include:
SAML SpecialistSAML ConsultantIdentity and Access Management (IAM) SpecialistIAM ConsultantSAML Integration EngineerIdentity Management ArchitectSecurity Engineer with SAML ExpertiseSingle Sign-On (SSO) ConsultantThese professionals have the skills and experience needed to configure, troubleshoot, and secure SAML-based authentication and authorization flows.
SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) is a standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between parties, specifically between an identity provider (IdP) and a service provider (SP). An SAML resource refers to any web application, service, or system that relies on SAML for authentication and authorization. Here are the key components involved:
Identity Provider (IdP) : The entity that authenticates users and provides identity information to service providers. Examples include Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), Okta, and OneLogin.Service Provider (SP) : The entity that receives and accepts the authentication assertions from the IdP. Examples include web applications, cloud services, and other systems that users need access to.SAML Assertion : A piece of information that the IdP sends to the SP, containing user authentication and attribute information. It includes:
Authentication statementsAttribute statementsAuthorization decision statements
SAML Request : The message sent by the SP to the IdP to request authentication of a user.SAML Response : The message sent by the IdP back to the SP containing the SAML assertion.Use CaseWhen a user tries to access an SAML resource (e.g., a web application that uses SAML for authentication), the following process typically occurs:
Access Request : The user tries to access the protected resource at the service provider.Authentication Request : The service provider generates a SAML authentication request and redirects the user to the identity provider.User Authentication : The identity provider authenticates the user (e.g., through a login form).SAML Response : Upon successful authentication, the identity provider generates a SAML response containing the assertion and redirects the user back to the service provider.Assertion Validation : The service provider validates the SAML assertion.Access Granted : If the assertion is valid, the service provider grants the user access to the requested resource.Benefits
Single Sign-On (SSO) : Users can access multiple applications with a single set of login credentials.Improved Security : Centralized authentication and reduced password proliferation.Reduced Administrative Overhead : Simplified user management and streamlined access controls.In summary, an SAML resource is any application or service that uses the SAML protocol to manage user authentication and authorization, leveraging the benefits of SSO and enhanced security.#DICEnkraft@c4techservices.com