October 21, 2003—OpenNetwork Technologies, a provider of non-intrusive identity management solutions, announced that its Universal Identity Platform 5.0 Standard Edition (IdP) will be available for immediate download from its Web site.
Universal IdP is the only product of its kind, says the company, that is available for a free 30-day evaluation as a simple download. The new program is part of OpenNetwork’s campaign to make the platform widely available so that prospects and customers can experience its immediate business benefits. The Web-available product is the full version of the company’s Standard Edition that offers Web access, single sign-on, delegated administration, comprehensive management, auditing capabilities and much more. It also includes full documentation and a 45-minute tutorial to help developers get started.
For businesses looking to implement a phased approach to identity management, the Standard Edition provides an easy migration path to the Universal IdP Enterprise Edition with added functionality for business process management, automated workflow and provisioning.
Universal IdP takes advantage of the reliability, scalability and functionality of Microsoft technology, and extends its value as an identity infrastructure to other environments. Universal IdP is the industry’s only identity management solution built in the .NET Framework. It is also the only product that eliminates the need for expensive point solutions because it leverages Microsoft directory and meta-directory services, the .NET Framework and Web Services for end-to-end identity management across applications, users and locations inside and outside the enterprise.
The Web-based Standard Edition includes:
- Universal Identity Manager Software, .NET version for Web-based user and security policy management, self-service, delegated administration and auditing
- Universal APIs in .NET, C, COM and Java
- Universal Web Enforcement software for Web-access control
- Sample applications and scenarios
- Full product documentation
- 45-minute tutorial
For more information, contact OpenNetwork.
