Identity and Access Management

The Central Authentication Service enables a user to be prompted to log in only once to access multiple web applications that are integrated with CAS.

A solution that enables university users to sign in to non-Rutgers applications using their Rutgers NetID account.

When a user or application authenticates with the central authentication service (CAS), the password is validated against what is stored in the Kerberos password repository.

This decision flow offers an easy way to determine the recommended SSO technology solution to best meet your application or service’s needs (CAS, Shibboleth, or LDAP/RAD).

The Rutgers University enterprise directory service uses the LDAP standard and protocol to support authentication and provide directory information to units throughout the university.

RAD eases collaboration between departments by providing a centralized Enterprise Shared Services platform for common services such as authentication and messaging.

Duo Administration Panel is a tool that allows authorized users to create and manage Duo administrator accounts. Duo administrator accounts are distinct from Duo user accounts and are used to manage Duo users. Fill out the following form to apply for a Duo administrator account.

Use this form to request a new integration with NetID+ (Duo) or to migrate your existing 2-factor from SafeNet to Duo.

Instructions for Rutgers service providers who would like to have their service available with CommunityID login.

Enterprise access management with groups is implemented at Rutgers with software called Grouper. Grouper simplifies access management by letting you use the same group or role in many places in your organization.

For IT staff: Rules and processes governing the off-boarding process for all roles within Rutgers, such as staff, faculty, student, guest, etc.

Rutgers’ identity system implemented for creation and maintenance of users’ electronic identities and the resources they are permitted to access.

For staff responsible for the technical management of an IT system at the university, how you will interact with the Registry depends on what sort of data you manage.

The Privileged Access Management (PAM) service fortifies access to critical systems and data across diverse platforms, including student information systems (SIS), research data repositories, administrative records, and financial systems.