New PingFederate Integration Kits Now Available!

• Apache Integration Kit 1.0 (NEW) - enables secure Internet single sign-on to applications running on an Apache Web server.
• PHP Integration Kit 1.0 (NEW) - enables the integration of PHP applications to PingFederate, thereby enabling SAML & WS-Federation SSO to and from PHP applications. This integration kit is similar to the generally available kits for Java and .NET applications. Users authenticated by PHP applications can securely single sign-on to other applications over the Internet, and PHP applications can receive authentications via SAML or WS-Federation.
• Java Integration Kit 1.3 (UPDATED) - now forces the use of the Sun Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) on the agent JDK; if this option is not selected, the default JCE provider (SunJCE or IBMJCE) is used. In addition, you can pass or receive multi-value attributes in the SAML assertion and restrict that the PFTOKEN cookie (used between the Java application and PingFederate) is sent only on a secure channel.
• SiteMinder Integration Kit 2.0 (UPDATED) - now works with multiple SiteMinder Policy Servers. It also supports SSO zones (via SMSESSION token prefix-naming) and the passing of the Authentication Context/Method in the SAML assertion.

Announcing PingFederate Web Services 2.5 (formerly PingTrust) 

In addition, the updated PingFederate Web Services 2.5 (formerly PingTrust) is now available for immediate download. PingFederate Web Services is a full-blown Security Token Server, which now supports Version 1.3 of the WS-Trust specification and eliminates the XML C14N Transform Injection security vulnerability.

Announcing New Apache Agent for PingFederate Advanced Authentication (formerly PingLogin) 

The new PingFederate Advanced Authentication Apache Agent 1.0 is now available for immediate download. This new integration allows the PingFederate Advanced Authentication module (formerly PingLogin) to provide authentication and session management services (with little or no development work) in protecting applications running on Apache.