Overview As you implement IDCS (Oracle IDentity Cloud Service) use cases, you would have started thinking, "how do you integration application X with IDCS?",...
Overview As you implement IDCS (Oracle IDentity Cloud Service) use cases, you would have started thinking, "how do you integration application X with IDCS?", Specially the applications running on-premise or running somewhere other than Oracle public cloud. This blog talks about integration of weblogic hosted applications with IDCS running on-premise or running somewhere other than Oracle public cloud. Integrating weblogic hosted application running on Oracle public cloud with...
Overview As you implement IDCS (Oracle IDentity Cloud Service) use cases, you would have started thinking, "how do you integration application X with IDCS?", Specially the applications...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS)...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications, there are still going to be occasional customers with business requirements that cannot be satisfied solely with a single SaaS subscription. In these cases, it is possible to extend SaaS products by building integrations with other SaaS products, platform-as-a-service (PaaS) components, and/or...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications, there are still going to...
Introduction The intent of this post is describing the mechanics for configuring very basic SAML Federation between Oracle Identity Cloud Services (IDCS) and...
Introduction The intent of this post is describing the mechanics for configuring very basic SAML Federation between Oracle Identity Cloud Services (IDCS) and Microsoft Azure AD. The scenario in mind is having Azure AD as an Identity Provider to IDCS. The required configuration in Azure AD is essentially the same as presented in Paulo's excellent post, where he describes configuring Federation between Oracle Public Cloud's Shared Identity Management (SIM) and Azure AD,...
Introduction The intent of this post is describing the mechanics for configuring very basic SAML Federation between Oracle Identity Cloud Services (IDCS) and Microsoft Azure AD. The scenario in mind...
Introduction The purpose of this blog post is to describe how to do the Integration of APEX(on-premise) with Oracle Identity Cloud Service(IDCS). The...
Introduction The purpose of this blog post is to describe how to do the Integration of APEX(on-premise) with Oracle Identity Cloud Service(IDCS). The integration described in this Post relies on APEX using the Oracle Rest Data Services(ORDS) deployed on Weblogic. [caption id="attachment_46133" align="alignnone" width="712"] Login flow when APEX is integrated with IDCS[/caption] Request a protected resource on WLS (No previous WLS session) WLS will initiate a federation flow...
Introduction The purpose of this blog post is to describe how to do the Integration of APEX(on-premise) with Oracle Identity Cloud Service(IDCS). The integration described in this Post relies on APEX...
Overview Social login is an important use case for B2C applications be it marketing or eCommerce. It is a form of sign-in/login where a user uses social network...
Overview Social login is an important use case for B2C applications be it marketing or eCommerce. It is a form of sign-in/login where a user uses social network services like Facebook, Twitter or Google to login to the service/application. Social login services like Facebook act as Identity Provider and the service that the user wanted to access acts as Service Provider or Relying party. If user does not have an account on the service, then depending on service provider's...
Overview Social login is an important use case for B2C applications be it marketing or eCommerce. It is a form of sign-in/login where a user uses social network services like Facebook, Twitter or...
The IDCS Connector is an OIM REST based connector for Oracle's Identity Cloud Service (IDCS). In this blog post we will look at use case scenarios for hybrid...
The IDCS Connector is an OIM REST based connector for Oracle's Identity Cloud Service (IDCS). In this blog post we will look at use case scenarios for hybrid cloud solutions, that span both the Oracle Public Cloud and an on-premise Oracle identity management deployment.This blog post aims to cover the most common scenarios from an identity governance perspective.Porting identities from an on-premise system to IDCS is one such scenario and can be addressed by two options...
The IDCS Connector is an OIM REST based connector for Oracle's Identity Cloud Service (IDCS). In this blog post we will look at use case scenarios for hybrid cloud solutions, that span both the Oracle...
Introduction The Multi-Factor Authentication part I post described the initial MFA configuration, the enrollment process and second factor authentication with...
Introduction The Multi-Factor Authentication part I post described the initial MFA configuration, the enrollment process and second factor authentication with the Mobile Authenticator One-Time Password. In this second post, we will go over the other factors: security questions, notifications, text messages and bypass code – and the additional security constraints for MFA in general. Multi-Factor Authentication Settings In the first post we already discussed the basic settings...
Introduction The Multi-Factor Authentication part I post described the initial MFA configuration, the enrollment process and second factor authentication with the Mobile Authenticator...
Introduction Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) has just released version 17.2.2 in May/2017 and with it a cool new feature: Multi-Factor Authentication, or...
Introduction Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) has just released version 17.2.2 in May/2017 and with it a cool new feature: Multi-Factor Authentication, or in short, MFA. MFA is a method of authentication that requires the user to present more than one piece of evidence - or factors: one-time pass codes, SMS, security questions, etc - to an authentication mechanism before being granted access. As users becomes more connected, accessing their accounts from anywhere and from...
Introduction Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) has just released version 17.2.2 in May/2017 and with it a cool new feature: Multi-Factor Authentication, or in short, MFA. MFA is a method...
This post shows a way to make REST API calls to Oracle Identity Cloud Service from an Oracle Database using PL/SQL. The idea is that a PL/SQL application can...
This post shows a way to make REST API calls to Oracle Identity Cloud Service from an Oracle Database using PL/SQL. The idea is that a PL/SQL application can manage and search for user and group entities directly in Identity Cloud Service. In the sample code we'll see how to obtain an access token from Identity Cloud Service and make calls to create users, query group membership, and retrieve user profile attributes. The PL/SQL code uses APEX 5.1 with the packages...
This post shows a way to make REST API calls to Oracle Identity Cloud Service from an Oracle Database using PL/SQL. The idea is that a PL/SQL application can manage and search for user and group...
