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Identity security is broken—threats are rising, systems are fragmented, and the stakes have never been higher. Without a unified industry standard providing full visibility into the technology stack, organizations remain vulnerable to breaches. The OpenID Foundation’s IPSIE Working Group aims to change that by developing a standard the entire industry can support. | Identity security is broken—threats are rising, systems are fragmented, and the stakes have never been higher. Without a unified industry standard providing full visibility into the technology stack, organizations remain vulnerable to breaches. The OpenID Foundation’s IPSIE Working Group aims to change that by developing a standard the entire industry can support. | ||
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| + | Yet another attempt to reconstitute [[ADFS]]? | ||
| + | ==Token Translation== | ||
| + | There are several services that can translate a trusted token into a different format, depending on the authentication and security needs: | ||
| + | * AWS IAM Identity Center provides a trusted token issuer that enables identity propagation across applications. | ||
| + | * PingFederate offers token translation mappings, allowing identity providers (IdPs) to convert tokens into formats required by service providers (SPs). | ||
| + | * AARC Token Translation Services act as a bridge between authentication and authorization, converting user credentials into different formats. | ||
| + | * Oracle Security Token Service helps manage and translate security tokens for authentication. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category: Standard]] | [[Category: Standard]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:14, 10 May 2025
Full Title
Interoperability Profile for Secure Identity in the Enterprise (IPSIE) will close critical gaps and deliver game-changing benefits for SaaS builders and businesses alike.
Context
Identity security is broken—threats are rising, systems are fragmented, and the stakes have never been higher. Without a unified industry standard providing full visibility into the technology stack, organizations remain vulnerable to breaches. The OpenID Foundation’s IPSIE Working Group aims to change that by developing a standard the entire industry can support.
Yet another attempt to reconstitute ADFS?
Token Translation
There are several services that can translate a trusted token into a different format, depending on the authentication and security needs:
- AWS IAM Identity Center provides a trusted token issuer that enables identity propagation across applications.
- PingFederate offers token translation mappings, allowing identity providers (IdPs) to convert tokens into formats required by service providers (SPs).
- AARC Token Translation Services act as a bridge between authentication and authorization, converting user credentials into different formats.
- Oracle Security Token Service helps manage and translate security tokens for authentication.
