Multi-domain authorization and authentication

Details Multi-domain authorization and authentication Multi-domain authorization and authentication

2002-07-25

2008-10-28

Sheikh, Ayaz (Department: 2131)

Information security

Policy

C713S154000, C713S155000, C713S162000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07444666

ABSTRACT:
A method of multi-domain authorization/authentication on a computer network comprises: a user making a request to a policy enforcement point of a computer for access to information on the computer; providing a location address for a user's authorization and/or authentication information, a policy decision point of the service on the computer network then verifying the authorization/authentication information; and the user being given access by the PEP to the information or the service requested, if the request is accepted, wherein the user's authorization/authentication and/or further information is located on a meta policy decision point (MPDP).

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