Tivoli Federated Identity Manager

Empregue gerenciamento de acesso federado centrado no usuário para permitir colaboração empresarial segura na nuvem

Tivoli Federated Identity Manager (TFIM) & TFIM Business Gateway oferecem compartilhamento seguro de informações entre parceiros confiáveis com SSO federado + um serviço de token de segurança.

O IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager oferece conexão única via Web e federada (SSO) a usuários finais em vários aplicativos. Com integração baseada em navegador e padrões abertos, ele é capaz de oferecer ganhos rápidos em produtividade do usuário, experiência do usuário e redução de custos administrativos.

  • Para empresas em processo de adoção de serviços baseados em nuvem, tire proveito da conexão única federada para compartilhamento seguro de informações através de implementações híbridas na nuvem.
  • Tire proveito do suporte ao padrão aberto emergente OAuth de autorização e de outros padrões como SAML, OpenID, Liberty, WS-Federation, WS-Security e WS-Trust para prover aos empregados acesso com SSO a aplicativos baseados na nuvem.
  • Implemente um serviço de mediação de identidade poderosos para a implementação em nuvem, SaaS e serviços da web. Reduza custos administrativos, estabeleça confiança e facilite a conformidade gerenciando, mapeando e propagando identidades de usuários.
  • Tire proveito do Business Gateway do gerenciador do IBM Tivoli Federated Identity para SSO federado que agora oferece suporte ampliado a tokens para incluir WS-Federation, Information Card Profile e OpenID em adição a SAML. Ele também oferece um serviço de tokens seguro com suporte a tokens de WS-Trust, nome de usuário, SAML, RACF, X590 e Kerberos.
  • Empregue uma solução abrangente de gerenciamento de identidades com software modular que suporta ambientes z/OS®, assim como software para iniciantes que permite a colaboração com parceiros de negócios de porte pequeno a médio.
  • O IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager inclui o IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager Business Gateway e o IBM Tivoli Access Manager for eBusiness.

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Features, advantages and benefits
FeaturesAdvantagesBenefits
Rather than having to enroll third-party users into a company's internal identity systems, federated identity management enables IT service providers to offload the cost of user administration to their business partner companies Since the business partner company acts like an identity provider, the service provider does not have to take on the burden of user administration costs such as user enrollment, account management, password management, password reset, help desk, or customer care costs Helps to reduce administration and provisioning costs: Managing identities for third-party users can be a manual, cumbersome, and costly proposition that depletes critical IT resources
FIM facilitates "straight through processing" techniques because the identity provider does not have to replicate or stage business processes on behalf of a service provider By employing Tivoli Access Manager for e-business (included with FIM), FIM is able to provide integrated session management, significantly facilitating inter-company transactions. With a federated identity model, identity providers have an opportunity to streamline inter-company transactions, thereby reducing costs, and simplifying integration Simplified Integration: Integration is simplified because there is a common way to share identities between companies and manage user sessions

Business benefits

Helping businesses collaborate securely

IBM Tivoli® Federated Identity Management (FIM) provides a simple, loosely-coupled model for managing identity and access to resources that span companies or security domains. Rather than replicate identity and security administration at both companies, Tivoli Federated Identity Manager provides a simple model for managing identities and providing them with access to information and services in a trusted fashion. For companies deploying Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services, FIM provides policy-based integrated security management for federated Web services. The foundation of FIM is trust, integrity, and privacy of data.

On this foundation, organizations can share identity and policy data about users and services. The sharing of trusted identities and policies is the key to delivering a richer experience for users navigating between federation sites. Trust enables companies to loosely couple their disparate identity management systems.

A federated model simplifies administration and enables companies to extend identity and access management to third-party users and third-party services.

New for Version 6.1, Tivoli Federated Identity Manager now offers support for z/OS®.

At-a-glance

Now with support for z/OS, Tivoli Federated Identity Manager will help ensure secure transactions across mainframe and distributed environments using SOA and Web services technology. FIM provides added security protection, identity management capabilities and built-in compliance tools.

FIM enables customers to control access to applications based on the user's role in the organization (e.g., IT manager or HR manager). The software extends IBM's IT service management portfolio, which enables companies to reduce technology complexity through automation and process integration.

Tivoli Federated Identity Manager offers significant help in:

  • Integrating security between new distributed applications and legacy mainframe applications (e.g. CICS®)

  • Improving audit controls for legacy data and transactions served using SOA and Web Services

  • Delivering role-based access control for new Web Services

  • Leveraging System z® as a first class platform for Application Delivery - via new capabilities in identity management, Web Services and Audit

  • Integrating business silos, facilitating mergers and acquisitions, and addressing compliance and governance, to help ensure the success of SOA projects

Benefits

Companies that choose to collaborate in identity-based business processes may benefit from Tivoli Federated Identity Manager's ability to help:

  • Improve user experience and reduce user administration costs by using Federated Single Sign On with customer, partner, agent and/or provider organizations.

  • Minimize application impact, through drop-in federation capability

  • Allow collaboration with a wide variety of partner organizations, through concurrent support for all leading Federated Single Sign-On protocols

  • Integrate audit data collection and reporting.

  • Manage identity flow across services and deliver policy-based integrated security management

  • Align with open standards and specifications including Liberty, SAML, WS-Federation, WS-Security and WS-Trust.

  • Simplify integration between companies and their partners' Web sites, including simplified session management

  • Improve business compliance by helping to reduce security exposure

  • Expand business reach of service providers creating revenue generating opportunities

  • Simplify administration of security in cross-enterprise business processes by delivering "security as services"

  • Deliver policy based integrated security management for SOA Web Services

For the business executive:

  • Best-of-breed integrated solution from a proven vendor

  • The proven experience of IBM Global Services security and privacy practice for Tivoli Federated Identity Manager and Tivoli identity management solutions

  • Low total cost of ownership

  • IT manageability

For the IT executive:

  • Lower user administration and provisioning costs related to identity management

  • Simplified integration between companies and their partners' Web sites

  • Improved business compliance through reduced security exposure

  • Improved end-user experience through Federated Single-Sign-on and Single Sign-off

  • Expanded business reach of service providers creating revenue-generating opportunities

  • Simplified administration of security in cross-enterprise business processes by delivering "security as services"

  • Part of a complete range of solutions for identity management, ranging from user lifecycle management through authentication, authorization and privacy, to the identity infrastructure itself in the form of directory and metadirectory

Unique differentiators

  • Implements key standards and specifications for federated identity management: SAML, Liberty, WS-Federation, and WS-Trust

  • Delivered and supported by IBM Tivoli, which is committed to enterprise security, offering a full identity management portfolio, and continuing to strongly influence and drive Federated Identity Management and other security standards

  • "Drop-in" federation with minimal impact on applications - providing quicker time to value and greatly reduced ongoing maintenance costs

  • Offers attractive per-user tiered pricing model with unlimited user license model for securing e-business

  • Is architected for high availability and scalability and is in use by customers to secure federated users numbering in the millions

IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager Roles

In a federated identity management scenario, organizations assume the role of an identity provider or a service provider. These roles are not mutually exclusive. Many large organizations will assume the role of both identity provider and service provider.

An identity provider; is an organization that directly manages end users. An identity provider is the authoritative source for issuing and validating user identities and network credentials for a set of users; an identity provider "owns the user relationship". For example, many companies act as identity providers for employees, customers, and contractors. Identity providers "vouch" for the user identity and their entitlements in a federated interaction with service providers. So, the "identity provider" role can be thought of as an authentication authority.

A service provider provides "services" for end users. They typically do not have a vested business interest in managing the user. Service providers act as a "relying party" to validate credentials issued by a trusted identity partner, on the basis of which they provide services to that trusted identity.

In a service-oriented architecture (SOA) environment the following additional roles apply:

  • A Web services requester is a service client that needs to access a service provider. A Web service requester may be a Microsoft .NET application or a Java or WebSphere application.

  • A Web services provider is a service provider that provides a "service" or a component. A Web service provider could be a Microsoft.NET Application or a Java or WebSphere application. Web service providers need to identify, authenticated by service clients.

  • Within a SOA environment, there needs to an infrastructure service that simplifies the management of security polices for these various service clients and service providers.

Supported platforms

IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager V6.0 supports the following:

Operating systems/platforms supported:

  • IBM AIX® 5.2, 5.3, 6.1

  • Sun Solaris 9, 10 (SPARC)

  • Microsoft® Windows® 2003, 2008, and 2008 R2 Standard Server and Enterprise Server

  • Red Hat Linux® Advanced Server 3.0 and 4.0 for IBM System x®

  • Red Hat Linux Advanced Server and Enterprise Server 5.0 for System x

  • Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 4.0 and 5.0 for IBM System p® and IBM System z®

  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 , 10, and 11 for System p, System x and System z

  • HP-UX 11i V2 and V3 on Integrity

Tivoli Federated Identity Manager at a glance:

Supported platforms:

  • IBM AIX® 5.2, 5.3, 6.1

  • Sun Solaris 9, 10 (SPARC)

  • Microsoft® Windows® 2003, 2008, and 2008 R2 Standard Server and Enterprise Server

  • Red Hat Linux® Advanced Server 3.0 and 4.0 for IBM System x®

  • Red Hat Linux Advanced Server and Enterprise Server 5.0 for System x

  • Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 4.0 and 5.0 for IBM System p® and IBM System z®

  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 , 10, and 11 for System p, System x and System z

  • HP-UX 11i V2 and V3 on Integrity

Web Server plug-in component supports the following:

  • Apache Web Server 2.0 and 2.2

  • IBM HTTP Server 6.1

  • Microsoft Windows Internet Information Server 6.0

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