2006•IEEE NetworkRequires access

Using SAML to protect the session initiation protocol (SIP)

Hannes Tschofenig, Rainer Falk, Jon N. Peterson, Jeff Hodges, Douglas Sicker, James Polk

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The security assertion markup language (SAML) standard supports the expression of security assertions such as authentication, role membership, or permissions. SAML assertions may be used to realize single-sign-on between Web servers located in different domains. After a short introduction to SAML, this article describes the application of SAML to protect session initiation protocol (SIP) signaling

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Key concepts: Computer science, Session Initiation Protocol, Session (web analytics), Authentication (law), Protocol (science), Computer security, Server, World Wide Web