Reference Service Model for Federated Identity Management
Daniela P\"ohn, Peter Hillmann

TL;DR
This paper proposes a universal federated identity management service model (FIMSM) using Enterprise Architecture with ArchiMate, aiming to standardize and simplify diverse federated identity scenarios across organizations.
Contribution
It introduces a generic federated identity management service model (FIMSM) utilizing modern Enterprise Architecture and ArchiMate, providing a standardized approach for various scenarios.
Findings
The FIMSM is applicable to multiple federated identity scenarios.
The model is approved and validated in various aspects.
It facilitates understanding and implementation of federated identity management.
Abstract
With the pandemic of COVID-19, people around the world increasingly work from home. Each natural person typically has several digital identities with different associated information. During the last years, various identity and access management approaches have gained attraction, helping for example to access other organization's services within trust boundaries. The resulting heterogeneity creates a high complexity to differentiate between these approaches and scenarios as participating entity; combining them is even harder. Last but not least, various actors have a different understanding or perspective of the terms, like 'service', in this context. Our paper describes a reference service with standard components in generic federated identity management. This is utilized with modern Enterprise Architecture using the framework ArchiMate. The proposed universal federated identity…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAccess Control and Trust · Cloud Data Security Solutions · Cryptography and Data Security
Methodstravel james
