Innovating in the Trenches: Enhancing AD FS and Azure for R&E

Chris Phillips

CANARIE Inc.

Chris Phillips is the Technical Architect for CANARIE's Canadian Access Federation, an access federation operating the eduroam and SAML trust fabrics in Canada. Chris has a BSc in Computing from Queen's University in Kingston (1995) and has worked previously in the private sector through multiple acquisitions followed by just under a decade with Queen's working on internet scale systems for directory, mail, single sign on, and identity management systems that interact with Peoplesoft. Chris is also the Chair of the Community Architecture Committee for Trust and Identity(CACTI) of Internet2, a member of the eduGAIN Steering Group and the Global eduroam Governance Committee, participates with IETF activities, and is an active participant in Internet2 working groups.

Abstract

As early adopters, NREN partners like CANARIE have, and continue to invest considerably in evaluating and evolving technologies and standards in order to deliver enhanced federated identity solutions. In a commercial cloud... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Chris Phillips (CANARIE Inc.)

Topic Area

Technologies and Trends: Ensuring system interoperability, scalability, and extensibility

Session

D4-S2-08 » Thursday Session 2 - 8 (09:45 - Thursday, 21st June, AQ 3005)

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