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Identity risk and authentication strength
The recommended approach for starting business process design is to undertake an identity related risk assessment. This is used to determine which evidence of identity (EOI) process, if any, is required for the customers of the agency online service.[image src="/assets/f7cc2e52b0/Identity-risk-diagr ...
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Certificate purchasing
SAML POST binding requirementsCompatible Certificate AuthoritiesIn the production and ITE environments, RealMe will trust certificates that organisations purchase from their preferred Certificate Authority provider. Certificates do not need to be the more costly Extended Validation (EV) ty ...
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RealMe SAML exception handling
For most of the common problems encountered in the RealMe® services, the web application handles the alternative process flow – for example, forgotten password or password expiry. For exceptions that cannot be handled by a process within the RealMe service, the user is redirected back to the agen ...
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Business process design
It's important to understand the difference between the RealMe login service and the RealMe assertion service when determining the possible fit for your organisation.RealMe® login service provides a single login, letting citizens use one username and password to access ...
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Metadata requirements
The SAML XML metadata file provides the RealMe service IdP with the required configuration parameters to enable integration. These include:
EntityID
Endpoints (Attribute Consumer Service)
Public X.509 cert
In most cases, there will be no difference in the SAML metadata values for the RealMe login se ... -
Technical Considerations
An organisation's choice of SAML Service Provider component and the way in which RealMe services are implemented are likely to be influenced by the online service environment and longer term roadmap. Based on our experience of more than 100 online service integrations, addressing the following quest ...
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RealMe and SAML
You will need to implement SAML v2.0 for your online service. Secure Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is the international standard from the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) which ensures secure messaging between your online website and RealMe® servi ...
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Integration Host Questionnaire
$UserDefinedForm
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Business process scenarios
For any online service, there are four main process steps, as illustrated in the following diagrams:Step 1 - Customer requests serviceStep 2 - Establish identityStep 3 - First time authorised useStep 4 - Ongoing useFor each specific online service, an agency needs to determine how to incorporate the ...
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Getting to Production
Around 150 online services have integrated with the RealMe® login service and over 100 with the RealMe assertion service - we publish the current numbers on the main RealMe website. The RealMe integration team are therefore very familiar with what's required to get to production. Overall, ...