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Implementation and Initial Operation of IDaaS as Integrated Authentication Infrastructure in TUAT

Published:20 March 2023Publication History

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT) replaced our Academic Information Infrastructure System in October 2021. This system includes an educational computer system, a printing system, a library system, and an authentication infrastructure system, and it is replaced every five years. In this system renewal, we migrated a part of the authentication and ID management functions performed by the authentication infrastructure on the private cloud to IDaaS, which performs authentication and ID management in the cloud. In addition, the migration to IDaaS has led to the gradual implementation of Single Sign-On (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), which had not been in operation at our university, and this has resulted in a significant change in the authentication environment for our university’s users.

The system has been in operation since October 2021, and it has already performed many authentications. In this article, we research the usage of this system as a result of the initial stage of operation. In this research, we use the authentication logs of IDaaS to tabulate the number of successful and failed authentication attempts and the number of logins to services that use this system as an Identify Provider(IdP). Furthermore, we will discuss the usage trends of this system and its impact on users, taking into account the timing of events such as the implementation of MFA and the entrance of new students, which occurred after the introduction of the system.

In this article, we introduce IDaaS and its operation in the initial stage and summarize the impact on users caused by the replacement of the authentication infrastructure, which cannot be known only by user inquiries.

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            SIGUCCS '23: Proceedings of the 2023 ACM SIGUCCS Annual Conference
            March 2023
            97 pages
            ISBN:9781450394116
            DOI:10.1145/3539811

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