2 Comments on “Who is responsible for granting access to a user in federated identity management?”

1. higor pereira says:

   September 10, 2015 at 6:23 pm

   Eu diria que a resposta correta e A – Answers: A

   Federated Identity Management
   In discussing federation, we refer to service providers and identity providers.
   A service provider is an application or service, and an identity provider is an
   authentication authority. An organization may be its own identity provider
   (e.g., via the organization’s directory services) or it may use an external source
   (e.g., OpenID, Google, Microsoft Windows Live ID).

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2. higor pereira says:

   September 10, 2015 at 8:52 pm

   After another searches I found that since the Federated company its the identity provider itself it need to be trust to the Relying Party . so answer B its correct .

   
   
   
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