On federated single sign-on in e-government interoperability frameworks

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Abstract

We consider the problem of handling digital identities within serviceoriented architecture (SOA) architectures. We explore federated, single signon (SSO) solutions based on identity managers and service providers. After an overview of the different standards and protocols, we introduce a middlewarebased architecture to simplify the integration of legacy systems within such platforms. Our solution is based on a middleware module that decouples the legacy system from the identity-management modules.We consider both standard point-to-point service architectures, and complex government interoperability frameworks, and report experiments to show that our solution provides clear advantages both in terms of effectiveness and performance.

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Mecca, G., Santomauro, M., Santoro, D., & Veltri, E. (2016). On federated single sign-on in e-government interoperability frameworks. International Journal of Electronic Governance, 8(1), 6–21. https://doi.org/10.1504/IJEG.2016.076684

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