Session Details
Session ID:	BOF-5275
Session Title:	Using and Participating in the OpenSSO Project
Session Abstract:	The OpenSSO project is an open-source Web application security framework and service. It provides authentication, authorization, single sign-on, federation, Web services security, and many other core Web application security functionalities. This emerging community is the home for all the OpenSSO development and all the questions and answers on using OpenSSO in Web applications. If you aren't using OpenSSO today to secure your Web applications, come to this BOF to find out why you should be, talk with other community members, and learn about OpenSSO and how you can join and participate in the community. The presentation also discusses some upcoming features and directions in OpenSSO. The intended audience is participants in the OpenSSO community and developers interested in Web application security. In the session, you can • Discover OpenSSO • Get a chance to ask general questions about Web application security • Ask other questions, give feedback, share your experiences, and join OpenSSO
Track:	Core Technology: Java EE; Jave EE Scheduling Track; Services: Web 2.0, Next Generation Web, and Cloud Services Platform
Duration:	50
Speaker(s):	Sean Brydon, Sun Microsystems, Inc.; Pat Patterson, Sun Microsystems, Inc.; Aravindan Ranganathan, Sun Microsystems, Inc.