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Enhancing Federal ID Management: The Shibboleth and E-Authentication Interoperability Project

This project, led by Peter Alterman, Ph.D., aims to develop technical and policy interoperability to grant university and government end users seamless access to Federal Agency applications using Shibboleth identity credentials. By establishing a robust Federation-to-Federation strategy, the initiative promotes compliance with open standards while expanding the user base with minimal overhead. Key phases include the demonstration of interoperability, ongoing policy reviews, and future development of SAML 2.0 profiles and digital identity solutions to enhance secure access.

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Enhancing Federal ID Management: The Shibboleth and E-Authentication Interoperability Project

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  1. The Feds and Shibboleth Peter Alterman, Ph.D. Asst. CIO, E-Authentication National Institutes of Health

  2. Purpose of Contracts • Develop technical and policy interoperability to enable university end users access to online Federal Agency applications using their inCommon Shib identity credentials, and • Allow government end users access to inCommon applications using Agency-issued identity credentials Peter Alterman will

  3. Relationship to FedFed • Opening to Shib extends the Federal architecture while maintaining compliance with open standards • Creates a model for other industry segment engagements • A trustworthy Federation to Federation strategy enables both parties to expand their user base with little or no added overhead

  4. Federal Shibboleth Interoperability Project Overview • Phases 1 & 2: • Demonstrated technical interoperability between E-Auth SAML 1.0 architecture and Shibboleth 1.2 – led to Shibboleth 1.3 becoming government-approved SAML product • Initiated bilateral policy and procedures review – led to credential assessment of 3 schools • Ongoing Interfederation Interoperability Work Group for policy issues • Bridge-to-bridge engagement through International Collaborative IDentity Management Forum

  5. Phases 3 & 4 In Process • Develop SAML 2.0 profile and scripts for Federal use • Develop USPerson profile model for enabling SAML-based identity authentication and authorization to Agency online applications • Build Step Down Translator to convert digital certs to SAML assertions • Continue Policy and Procedure engagement leading to true interfederation interoperability – goal is a viable MOA and interoperability • Provide on-call SAML 2.0 implementation expertise • Continue Bridge-to-Bridge engagement

  6. A Possible Future • Digitally-signed SAML 2.0 assertions extends architecture to bridge the gap between Levels 2 and 3. • Implement a Federation-to-Federation Interoperability and Trust Agreement and go live by 2006

  7. Discussion altermap@mail.nih.gov deborah.blanchard@cybertrust.com kjk@internet2.edu

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