Web Access Management

Web Access Management (WAM) is a web-centric Identity Management strategy that focuses on securing enterprise resources accessible to Internet users. The key principles of WAM include enforcement of corporate security policies, prevention of unauthorized access to enterprise resources, and the enablement of Web single sign-on (SSO) for simpler access to cross-domain resources. WAM implementations typically realize these through the enactment of authentication and access control policies that funnel all Web application users through a single security gate, where decisions about the users are made and enforcement of those decisions occur. 

EmpowerID provides a sample .NET Web application that you can use to test WAM. The topics in this section take you through the various components of the EmpowerID WAM platform, showing you how to leverage them against that sample application.

Getting Started





Overview of WAM

Overview of WAM

Overview of the Reverse Proxy

Overview of the Reverse Proxy

About the Sample .NET Web App

About the Sample .NET Web App

Installing the Sample Web App

Installing the Sample Web App

Creating a Reverse Proxy Application

Creating a Reverse Proxy Application

Configuring the Web Application for the Reverse Proxy

Configuring the Sample App for the Reverse Proxy

Configuring the Web Application for the Agent

Configuring the App for the Agent

Creating a WAM SSO Application

Creating a WAM SSO Application

Creating an OAuth Application

Creating an OAuth Application

Testing Web Access Management

Testing Web Access Management