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Friday, 14 December 2007

Rearden Commerce achieves 45 SAML Connections!

Industry

  • Web Commerce

About Rearden Commerce

Rearden Commerce, Inc. provides the first online personal assistant, that helps people quickly find, purchase and manage services for travel planning, dining
reservations, package shipping, web conferencing, event tickets, and more, based on personal preferences and company policies. Rearden Commerce instantly
connects users with over 137,000 merchants, providing the tools people need to access and manage services, like calendar and address book integration, email
invites, and mobile alerts.

Challenge

Scaling infrastructure across the enterprise of a company experiencing 3,000% growth and beyond to 1000+ SMB to Fortune 50 corporate customers
in order to securely share applications 

Solution

  • PingFederate®


Technical Environment

  • Java, running on Linux Blade servers

Benefits

With Federated Identity Management, Rearden Commerce now enables its corporate customers to leverage existing identity systems, maintain control over
credentials, manage all policies and allow users to easily and securely interact with service providers.

Results

  • PingFederate deployed in just 2 weeks.
  • Within 1 month, federation was complete with fifteen companies, securely supporting 10%-20% of user sessions.
  • Management of federation, single sign-on and password management transitioned out of core engineering at a faster than expected pace.
  • Activation/configuration groups are now self-sufficient.

 

Read Entire Success Story 

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Fun with SAML & Google Apps

 

Hans Zandbelt, who we had recently reported doing some incredible work leveraging PingFederate as an identity router in a "central federation gateway" model over at SURFnet, has done some amazing new things once again!

Yesterday Hans succesfully connected to Google Apps using SAML 2.0 and PingFederate. By doing so, Hans has enabled his SURFnet federation users to connect directly into Google Apps. 

During testing, Hans was able to login to Google Apps (SP initiated) with an account from one of his Microsoft ADFS enabled university IDP's.

As Hans puts it, he succesfully "routed identities" from ADFS and A-Select IDPs to SAML 2.0 SPs through PingFederate.

Note that the current routing was "hard-configured 1-to-1". Hans has now to solve how to couple multiple Google App environments dynamically through his central infrastructure to multiple IDPs instead of doing fixed 1-1 routing. Soon, very soon. 

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