Topic
Authentication & Identity
Proving who a user or device is, through logins, directories, federation and credentials. What they may then do is Authorization.
- Examples
- 4examples
- Wanted
- 1wanted
- Subtopics
- 3subtopics
- Teams
- 1team
- Feature gaps
- 3feature gaps
Credential Management
See allVerifying end-user credentials and second factors, such as passwords, TOTP codes and hardware keys.
Feature coverage
Rule: counts published examples tagged with Authentication & Identity or a subtopic (not only as primary topic). Covered = at least one Reference or Production-proven; Partial = only Experimental; Gap = none, or only wanted.
Covered: a Reference or Production-proven example existsPartial: only ExperimentalGap: nothing yet, or only wanted
- LDAP AuthenticationCovered · 1 production-proven · 1 reference
- Multi-Factor AuthenticationGap · No examples yet
- OpenID Connect LoginGap · 1 wanted
- Password AuthenticationCovered · 1 reference
- SAML Single Sign-OnPartial · 1 experimental
- Single Sign-OnPartial · 1 experimental · 1 wanted
- Windows Integrated AuthenticationGap · No examples yet