Identity and Access Control in ASP.NET 4.5
Implementing claims-based identity, federation, authentication & authorization in ASP.NET 4.5
What you'll learn
If you need to implement authentication and authorization in an ASP.NET application, this course is for you. Authentication mechanisms are explored in detail, including Windows, Forms, and federated authentication. This course also examines how to work with .NET 4.5's claims-based identity and authorization, as well as patterns such as single sign-on/out, federation and home realm discovery.
Table of contents
- Overview 1m
- Benefits and Scenarios 2m
- Configuration 1m
- Windows Authentication and the ASP.NET Pipeline 1m
- Windows Authentication and Claims 1m
- Demo 4m
- Windows Authentication and Windows Server 2012 1m
- Demo: Windows Authentication and Windows Server 2012 3m
- Windows Authentication and Windows Server 2012 2m
- Overview 1m
- Claims Transformation 1m
- ClaimsAuthenticationManager 1m
- Enabling Claims Transformation 2m
- Claims Transformation Demo 12m
- Authentication Sessions 1m
- Session Security Token and Session Authentication Module 2m
- Authentication Session Demo 10m
- Advanced Session Topics 1m
- Events 0m
- Sliding Expiration 2m
- Cookie Protection 2m
- Server-side Caching 3m
- Demo 3m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Dominick works as an associate consultant for the Germany-based company thinktecture (http://www.thinktecture.com). His main area of focus is security in general and identity & access control in particular. He helps customers around the world implementing claims-based identity, single sign-on, authorization and federation in their web applications, services and APIs. Dominick is an international conference speaker and the author of "Developing more-secure ASP.NET Application" and co-author of th... more