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DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH TOPIC
University of the Cumberland’s
2018_SUMMER_ACCESS_CONTROL_21
GROUP 7
| Jakkidi | Srikanth Reddy |
| Kambalapally | Satish Kumar Reddy |
| Grandhi | Anil Kumar |
| Gudimetla | Phanender Reddy |
| Lavesatti | Hemanth Kumar |
| Malledi | Manikanta Kumar Reddy |
| Patel | Nishanth Nareshkumar |
| Kummera | Shiva Prasad |
| Vemual | Rajasekhar |
Research Description:
The concept behind single sign-on is very straight forward— a user carries out a “master” sign- on to authenticate themselves at the beginning of their work period. Then, whenever they need to log into another piece of software, the SSO solution logs in on their behalf. The SSO solution internally stores the various credentials for every piece of software a user needs to access and then validates that user with those systems when they want to access them.
Research Question:
Is single sign on the best way to authenticate to enterprise application?
Hypothesis:
Using a multi factor sign on authentication, can provide stronger form of user authentication, such as integration with a secure identity provider or biometric providers.
Methodology:
Hybrid
Variables:
Multi Factor Authentication
Security risk management,
Single Sign on
Data Sources
“Utilizing Biometric Single Sign-On for Stronger Data Security”, Security Magazine, Arifin Hussain, December 9, 2014
"Best Practices for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)" Centrify, Moore, Paul, September 7, 2017
"The Password is Dead – 6 Best Practices for Multi-Factor Authentication", TechnicallySpeaking, Don Maclean, March 2, 2017
"Sign of the Times", FedTech, Scott Tiazkun, 15 May 2009
"Multifactor Athentication and single sign on explained", Cross Match, Jeff Carpenter, september 21 2017
