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- Web_access_management abstract "Web access management (WAM) is a form of identity management that controls access to web resources, providing authentication management, policy-based authorizations, audit and reporting services (optional) and single sign-on convenience.Authentication management is the process of determining a user’s (or application’s) identity. This is normally done by prompting for a user name and a password. Additional methods of authentication can also include access tokens (which generate one-time passwords) and digital certificates.Once a user's (or process') identity is confirmed, policy-based authorization comes into play. A web resource can have one or more policies attached to it that say e.g. "only allow internal employees to access this resource" and/or "only allow members of the Admin Group to access this resource." The requested resource is used to look up the policy, and then the policy is evaluated against the user’s identity. If the user passes the policy evaluation, she/he is granted access to the resource. If the user fails the evaluation, access is denied.After an authentication or authorization policy decision is made, the outcome can be recorded for auditing purposes, such as: determining the last login time of a user identifying attempts to gain access to protected resources logging any administrative actionsAs a benefit to the end user, a web access management product can then tie this security together (which is more of a benefit to IT and administrative staff), and offer single sign on, the process by which a user logs in only once to a web resource, and then is automatically logged into all related resources. Users can be inconvenienced when attempting to get authenticated to multiple websites throughout the course of a day (potentially each with different user names and passwords). A web access management product can record the initial authentication, and provide the user with a cookie that acts as a temporary token for authentication to all other protected resources, thereby requiring the user to log in only once.".
- Web_access_management wikiPageExternalLink identity-security-compliance-e-government-transformation.
- Web_access_management wikiPageExternalLink identity-federation.aspx.
- Web_access_management wikiPageExternalLink www.magnaquest.com.
- Web_access_management wikiPageExternalLink default.asp?id=1059.
- Web_access_management wikiPageExternalLink access-manager.
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- Web_access_management hasPhotoCollection Web_access_management.
- Web_access_management subject Category:Computer_security.
- Web_access_management subject Category:Identity,_Access_and_Security_Management.
- Web_access_management subject Category:National_or_Federal_Card.
- Web_access_management subject Category:Welfare_or_Benefit_Guarantee.
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- Web_access_management type TopicalConcept.
- Web_access_management type Concept.
- Web_access_management comment "Web access management (WAM) is a form of identity management that controls access to web resources, providing authentication management, policy-based authorizations, audit and reporting services (optional) and single sign-on convenience.Authentication management is the process of determining a user’s (or application’s) identity. This is normally done by prompting for a user name and a password.".
- Web_access_management label "Web access management".
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- Web_access_management wasDerivedFrom Web_access_management?oldid=600910142.
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