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The introduction course provides a comprehensive overview of XACML-based Entitlement Management. It covers the basic concepts of the XACML standard and its different versions, including the current 3.0 draft. The goal of the course is to give attendees a good understanding of XACML as a policy language and to help them envisage what new possibilities can be gained from using XACML.
The course is designed for IT-security managers and implementers who want a crash-course in XACML to assess its potential for their enterprise and applications.
The topics covered include:
- The history of and the drivers behind the XACML standard
- The basic architecture of an XACML-based entitlement management solution
- Externalizing access control in relation to applications and services
- How attribute-based access control supersedes earlier access control mechanism such as RBAC
- Basing access control decisions on attributes describing the subject, resource, action and environment respectively
- How fine-grained access control can be achieved and why it is required
- How context-aware authorization schemes can be implemented
- The structure of XACML policies
- How XACML policies are evaluated and resolved
- Examples of SOA scenarios including a business case for XACML
- XACML and SAML
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Our advanced XACML training course will mainly focus on hands-on exercises during which the Axiomatics' Policy Server will be used to practice XACML policy creation, testing and debugging.
The course is intended for those working with IT-security who will use XACML in their enterprise and need the skills to create and administer XACML-policies.
The topics that will be covered include:
- Using the Axiomatics Policy Administration Point for policy Life Cycle Management
- Policy
- Creation
- Testing and debugging
- Deployment
- Evaluation
- Retirement
- In this course we cover core XACML functionality
- Target matching
- Policies and Policy sets
- Rules
- Conditions
- Obligations
- XPath expressions
- Multiple resource profile
- Delegation of administrative privileges in XACML 3.0
- Creating trusted administrative policies
- Creating delegated administrative policies
- Creating delegated access policies
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