Use an analytical and systemic approach to solve problems linked to new situations or situations with a degree of uncertainty
Identify, process and summarise relevant data
Search for the necessary resources
Apply the results of the concepts to the problem or situation in question
Justify the choices made
Communicate in a professional context with colleagues and customers
Write reports, specifications, technical sheets or manuals
Dialogue with all stakeholders, customers and suppliers
Express yourself in a way appropriate to the audience
Use appropriate communication tools effectively
Act reflectively and autonomously, as part of a team or partnership
Organise time and meet deadlines
Acquire a capacity for self-criticism
Update knowledge and skills
Collaborate actively with others
Lead and support a team
Take responsibility for actions taken
The aim of the course is to present the principles, methods, protocols, technical solutions and implementation difficulties of identity and access management solutions, from an IT security perspective.
Identity and access management issues
Authentication mechanisms, standards and protocols
Identity management models
Access control models and language
Identity and access management protocols and technologies
Implementation of a complete identity and access management solution, integrating various protocols and including the development of identity sources and Identity Provider and Service Provider components
Assessment is based 40% on a theoretical exam (written in 1st session, oral in 2nd session) and 60% on the project developed as part of the practical work.
| Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master in Computer System Architecture | Standard | 0 | 4 | |
| Master in Computer System Architecture | Standard | 2 | 4 |