FIDO Universal Second Factor (U2F) for WSO2 Identity Server
Length 50 minutes
In this webinar
Hackers and crackers are exposing the password as the Internet’s weakest security link. To combat these attacks, organizations need to ensure that access to online information is protected and restricted to authorized users, and diminish the reliance on passwords.
Join us as we detail a new security feature in WSO2 Identity Server (5.1.0) by enhancing account security with the FIDO Alliance’s U2F public key cryptography specification for strong authentication.
In this webinar, WSO2, Yubico co-creator of U2F, and WSO2’s premier integrator Yenlo explain the technology, discuss the use cases for strong authentication, and demonstrate the power and ease-of-use of the U2F security key. WSO2 will present the Authentication framework of WSO2 Identity server, Multi factor and Multi step authentication configuration and more.
Speakers:
Rob Blaauboer
Rob is an Integration Consultant & WSO2 Trainer with more than twenty year experience. In addition to his work he is an active blogger working on a number of articles on the ‘Internet of Things’ and a WSO2 ‘Getting Started with …’ series (WSO2 tutorial) in which he talks about WSO2 components and their purpose especially aimed at non-technical readers. Rob is a WSO2 expert and official WSO2 trainer.
Jerrod Chong
Jerrod leads the Solutions team at Yubico with over fifteen years of experience specializing in enterprise security solutions. He works with small, medium and enterprise customers to consult and build open scalable security solutions. Jerrod is also an active contributor in the FIDO Alliance U2F technical working group and security certification development committee.
Ishara Karunarathna
Ishara is a Senior Software Engineer at WSO2 and a key member of WSO2 Identity server team. Holder of a Bsc Engineering degree from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Moratuwa (Sri Lanka). Ishara successfully completed the Google Summer of Code program in 2011 with Apache Software Foundation and has implemented xmlID support to Xerces2 Java Parser.
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