Identity Protection Definitions

Identity Protection

Establishing, growing, preserving and maintaining the integrity, authenticity, reliability and validity of the relationship of an identity to the subject being identified including activities such as...

• Anti-phishing - ensuring that all technical connections are identified as originating exclusively from the source of the connection
• Exclusivity - ensuring that only one entity is the subject of any given identifier. Think of a trademark that can only be used by a single entity.
• Reputation - ensuring that an identity is known for its established quality without risk of damage
• Awareness - geographically and commercially
• Anti-Theft - protecting against identity theft

Identity Management

Operating and using account credentials for purposes related to the identification, authentication and authorisation of individuals and groups including activities such as...

• Authenticating username and passwords
• Multi-Factor Authentication
• Single Sign On
• Password recovery
• User self management
• Identifying authorised services
• Messaging - Welcome and Broadcast
• Security policies (password complexity, lockouts etc)
• Protocol support (SAML2, OpenID Connect, FIDO2, InTune, Extensible SSO)
• Silent Inspection
• Privileged Identity Management

Account Maintenance

Provisioning, propagation and maintenance of accounts and groups out of a source of truth (generally the school management system) or multiple sources into dependent systems such as...

• Directories(AD, Azure AD, Cloudwork)
• Learning management systems (Schoolbox, Canvas, Google Classroom etc)
• Curriculum systems (Adobe, Clickview, JSTOR etc)
• Apps (Digistorm, EnrolHQ etc)
• Portals (EnrolHQ, Elcom etc)
• and many more