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SharePoint and Claims

SharePoint and Claims. John Ptacek Senior Portal Engineer @ Jptacek Skyline Technologies, Inc. August 13, 2012. Agenda. Claims Overview Membership Provider Windows Identity Foundation(WIF) Trusted Identity Provider Azure Claims Service. Claims Overview.

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SharePoint and Claims

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  1. SharePoint and Claims John Ptacek Senior Portal Engineer @Jptacek Skyline Technologies, Inc. August 13, 2012

  2. Agenda • Claims Overview • Membership Provider • Windows Identity Foundation(WIF) • Trusted Identity Provider • Azure Claims Service

  3. Claims Overview • Claims – A piece of information about a user • Security Asset Markup Language (SAML) – XML based standard for authentication\ • Claims Provider – Entity that provides claims • Security Token Service (STS) – Responsible for issuing/managing tokens • Relying Party – Relies on a provider of identity

  4. Claims • Authentication is NOT an application issue • Authorization is an application issue • SharePoint has never had Authentication • STS is NOT an application issue, Enterprise • Claims have won. Get on board

  5. SharePoint Claims Processing

  6. Membership Provider • ASP.NET Provider model • Default SharePoint 2007 forms based authentication • Still useable with SharePoint 2010 • Update Web App, Central Admin app, STS app

  7. Windows Identity Foundation • New authentication model • Claims based implementation • Can be consumed by other applications • Enterprise solution

  8. Trusted Identity Provider • Create WIF app that is consumed by SP and ASP.NET • Consumed by ASP.NET Webforms and/or MVC • Can be consumed by Azure web app • Be careful with web.config

  9. SharePoint Claims Processing

  10. Azure Access Control Services (ACS) • Easy way to authenticate and authorize users • Integrates with Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) • Cost is ~ $2/100,000 transactions

  11. WIF vs ACS • WIF is a technology • ACS is a product (that uses WIF) • ACS is a Cloud Service • WIF is part of .NET Stack • ACS does heavy lifting for managing protocols • OAUTH, OpenID, WS-*, Facebook • WIF is token parsing and tooling

  12. Questions?! Thank You! John Ptacek @Jptacek http://www.SkylineTechnologies.com http://www.TenThousandWords.net

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