Open Identity for Open Government Initiative - NIH Pilot
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The document outlines the Open Identity for Open Government Initiative workshop held on January 11, 2010, focusing on authentication services at the NIH since 2003. It details the expansion of user support from 35,000 to 55,000 internal users and 1 million external users, emphasizing federated authentication and collaborations. Key points include alignment with FICAM's IDM architecture and the promotion of interoperability through a cost-effective, standards-based system.
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Open Identity for Open Government Initiative - NIH Pilot
- 1. Open Identity for Open Government Initiative - NIH Pilot Government Directive Workshop January 11 2010
- 2. Authentication Services within NIH In production since 2003 Initial support of over 35,000 NIH users – 450 urls Over 1.2 million transactions per day SSO including use of PIV Authenticated web services
- 3. Federated Authentication at NIH Expanded support to 55,000 internal and 1 million external users: Grants and Research activities (wikis, SharePoint, GRIDS) Library services Acquisition services Cross-agency collaborations Leverages existing credentials
- 4. Federated Authentication at NIH Private-sector identity providers US government websites Trust framework provider US GSA Assessors & auditors Dispute resolvers User
- 5. Federated Authentication at NIH University US government websites Trust framework povider US GSA Assessors & auditors Dispute resolvers User
- 6. Key Points Alignment with FICAM’s IdM reference segment architecture Technical Considerations Promotes both interoperability and standards Loosely coupled collection of elements enables plug-and-play, best-of-breed options Technical alternatives that meet business needs today, are cost-effective, and can be delivered quickly
- 7. For Further Information Debbie Bucci Integration Services Center Program Manager [email_address] Integration Services Center Division of Enterprise and Custom Applications CIT/NIH [email_address]