The InCommon Trusted Access Platform (TAP) is an open-source Identity and Access Management suite of software and related practices. The software has built-in connectors and is packaged in containers for simplified installation and configuration. TAP is built to smoothly integrated with the InCommon Federation.
What Do You Want to Do?
Looking to implement or enhance secure and privacy-preserving single sign-on?
Do you want an easy-to-use access and group management system to help with your provisioning and access control?
Would you like a guest management system that is easy to maintain and separate from your enterprise system?
The InCommon TAP will allow you to do all of that and more. See the chart below for more details.
A Few Benefits
Community-driven everything - from requirements gathering to development to consulting and support options. β¨
Time-tested - in production for more than 15 years β¨
We eat our own dog food (tastes like chicken) - our developers also deploy the software at their own organizations. β¨
We π DevOps - rather than waiting for a big bang version release, we provide frequent updates in continuous DevOps fashion, packaged for simple installation, configuration, and maintenance.β¨
Go global - pre-configured for the InCommon Federation, the US gateway to global scholarly and research collaborations
InCommon Trusted Access Platform Features
What do you want to do?
Manage Enterprise Access for My Users
Manage Access to Distributed Services for Others (Collaborators/Guests)
Federate My Resource
Secure and privacy-preserving single sign-on Shibboleth
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Enterprise access management Grouper
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Identity Governance midPoint/COmanage
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Provisioning from ERP
midPoint
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Federated Resource Connector Shibboleth
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Packaged installation and integration with InCommon Federation
Docker/DevOps
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Accepts federated or social credentials and links them together COmanage
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Ability to delegate access management decisions, as appropriate Grouper
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Comes with safety in numbers and awesome sauce Community