SharePoint 2010 Claims Based Authentication
Increase your Microsoft® SharePoint Server 2010 security with a claims-based authentication model.
Control access
Claims-based authentication addresses privacy and other compliance concerns by requesting less specific, less personal information about people, and by trusting other parties or systems to determine proof of identity. Claims about a user such as age or group membership can be used to regulate access.
Open standards
SharePoint Server 2010allows communication using open standards and provides a platform for developing more specialised identity connectors between systems.
Works with any ID system
Claims-based authentication works with a number of corporate identity systems, including Active Directory, LDAP-based directories, application-specific databases, as well as new user-centric identity models, such as Windows Live ID.
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