SharePoint 2010 Security
This course will teach you the basics of SharePoint authorization and authentication
What you'll learn
Security is a very important topic for any technology. As a SharePoint 2010 technologist, it is important for you to understand how SharePoint authorization works, and how SharePoint relies on external systems for authentication. With the release of SharePoint 2010, not only can you work under classic windows authentication, you can also leverage claims based authentication. Even within Windows authentication there are nuances of NTLM vs Kerberos. This course will teach you the basics of SharePoint authorization and authentication. It provides a walkthrough of setting up claims based authentication with SharePoint, and finishes up on advanced topics such as claims augmentation and their practical applicability and relevance in a SharePoint 2010 environment.
Table of contents
- Agenda and Overview 1m
- Object model for users 1m
- Object model for securable objects 1m
- Object Model vs. UI comparison 2m
- SiteUsers, Users, Allusers 1m
- SPBasePermissions Enum, and Permissions levels 2m
- Authentication and Authorization as configured in the SharePoint web.config 3m
- Claims overview, and a comparison of Windows vs Claims 7m
- Claims based auth in SharePoint 6m
- Setting up a SharePoint web app to use claims based auth. 3m
- Setting up a membership provider 3m
- Editing the web.configs to hook in your Membership provider 7m
- Using a web application that uses claims based identities through the browser 3m
- Using a SharePoint claims based site through Office Applications 2m
- End The claimsprincipal and claims property on a user 3m