F5 Tutorial: BIG-IP APM with SecureAuth

This video demonstrates the flexibility of BIG-IP Access Policy Manager and integration with SecureAuth, which provides two-factor authentication using SSL certificates. F5's Tony Torzillo shows how these integrate with the AD server to allow you to login to the AD server, and it will then retrieve the user's phone number and email and allow them to authenticate via a text message, voice call, or email as stored in their AD policy.  For more videos, check out F5’s YouTube channel.

BIG-IP APM with SecureAuth

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Audio Tech Brief - Kerberos Constrained Delegation and Protocol Transition in Smart Card PKI Architectures

Using the F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager to support federation of cross-domain service access in a Smart Card PKI-enabled architecture.  F5 BIG-IP LTM with ACA in Kerberos protocol transition and constrained delegation architectures allows for a more scalable, efficient and secure infrastructure capable of federating access to services across domains and authentication realms, ultimately decreasing the capital and operational expenditures required to keep applications secure, fast, and available.  Running time: 16:20   Read full white paper here.  And click here for more F5 Audio.

  
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Audio Tech Brief - Constrained Delegation in CAC PKI Architectures

Kerberos has long been considered to reside at the top of the network authentication protocol tree as the most secure and, unfortunately, most complex authentication system. This comes not from the way in which Kerberos is designed, but rather from the complexity of the systems that have grown up around Kerberos that support identity management, especially when applied across organizational boundaries.  Using the F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager to support federation of cross-domain service access in a PKI-enabled architecture.  Running time: 16:20   Read full white paper here.

  
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