Identity relationship managment

WHAT IS UNITY?

Unity is a complete solution for identity, federation and inter-federation management. Or, looking from a different perspective, it is an extremely flexible authentication service.

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Authentication of web and cloud resources can be outsourced to Unity.
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Unity can act as a bridge to a legacy users store.
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Finally Unity can help to integrate 3rd party identity providers with local resources.

COMMERCIAL SUPPORT

Unity-IdM has launched public commercial support under the Authvisor trademark. Our offering is very flexible and affordable for startups and SME companies.

Go to Authvisor

SIMPLICITY

There are tons of competitive solutions, but we found most of them very difficult to install and maintain.
We try hard to make Unity as user friendly as possible.

EXTENSIBILITY

There is a plethora of authentication protocols, credential systems, IDM solutions and issues related to their coordination. We should be able to seamlessly support most, if not all, of them. Unity is designed to be truly extensible in all places where it makes sense to do so.

SECURITY

We don’t provide inherently insecure solutions in Unity.
No, it is not possible to use MD5 or SHA1 password hashes in the local database.

DOWNLOAD THE LATEST VERSION

To examine detailed changelog, release notes and just to download the latest version go to:
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HOW DOES IT WORK?

Unity allows its users to enable authentication (or login) to their web services using various protocols, with different configurations for many relaying parties.
The actual authentication can be performed using the built-in, feature-rich users database or can be delegated to one of supported upstream identity providers (IdPs).
The information obtained from upstream IdPs can be flexibly translated and merged with the local database (if needed) and re-exported using other protocols.

NEED MORE INFO?

More general information about Unity can be found in the About page.
Support page provides links to reference documentation as well as additional materials.
Playing with the server is a very good starting point. Unity can be started immediately after downloading and unpacking – only Java JRE is required.
Read about the purpose
Check intro presentation
See SAML HowTo guide

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