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Posts tagged with: Identity
Webinar Series - Using Azure Active Directory to Secure Your Apps
I have presented at many conferences, SharePoint Saturdays and user groups about leveraging Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for your application authentication and authorization. But, seventy-five...
Azure AD Token Lifetime
Posted here for ease of access... http://www.cloudidentity.com/blog/2015/03/20/azure-ad-token-lifetime/...
Secure storage of credentials in PowerShell
If you search the internet, you will find many different blog/forum posts that show how to store credentials for later use in PowerShell. Most of...
Troubleshooting S2S Configuration
I was working on a project recently with an interesting issue. The organization has an on premise SharePoint farm. They are developing Apps for SharePoint that...
Microsoft Cloudshow Episode on Identity
In mid-November, I had the privilege of sitting down with Andrew Connell to talk about my favorite topic for his podcast ( http://www.microsoftcloudshow.com/podcast/...
Understanding OAuth tokens and their lifetime
I received a question in email the other day – what is the lifetime of a SharePoint OAuth token? Interesting question, so I did some research. First,...
MSIS7102: Requested Authentication Method is not supported on the STS
A quick post, which if it gets enough Search Engine love will save someone else time… In response to a customer issue in which an iPad...
Article: Impersonation and Elevation of Privilege
This article discusses the methods provided by the SharePoint framework that allow developers to accomplish tasks regardless of a user’s permissions. Impersonation and Elevation of...
New Article on People Picker in claims
I’ve published an article on the People Picker functionality in web applications using a Trusted Identity Provider. (What a mouthful.) BTW, it really should be...