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API Security and Federation Patterns

API Security and Federation Patterns

Location: 
Seacliff A/B
Time: 
Monday, 11:45am - 12:35pm
Abstract: 

The adoption of Mobile and Cloud applications drives API traffic across domains. OAuth 2.0 is being implemented in complex enterprise environments where new authorization endpoints are combined with various existing identity components, in various configurations.

 

Handshakes are federated to help provide a single sign-on experience across applications and enhance adoption. Mediation between tokens at the edge of each domain helps extend existing data to new channels. Core grant types, extension grant types, custom schemes, standards, patterns and use cases – let us count the ways in which API access control is applied.

 

This presentation will examine the role of API management infrastructure in API Security, API Access Control and API Federation and its interaction with enterprise infrastructure, social identity and application developers.

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Francois Lascelles is a subject matter expert on API security and the application of standards such as OAuth and OpenID Connect. As Layer 7’s Chief Architect, he guides the solutions architecture team and aligns product evolution with field trends. Francois joined Layer 7 in the company’s infancy – contributing as the first developer and designing the foundation of Layer 7’s Gateway technology. Now in a field-facing role, Francois helps enterprise architects apply the latest standards and patterns. Francois is a regular blogger and speaker. You can follow him on twitter at @flascelles.