Numina Application Framework
The Numina Application Framework is a product from Numina Solutions LLC which provides single sign-on capabilities and an Application framework for building applications.
| Developer(s) | Numina Solutions LLC |
|---|---|
| Stable release | 3.0
/ January 1, 2011 |
| Written in | C# |
| Operating system | Windows Server |
| Type | Enterprise infrastructure software, Single Sign-On System |
| License | Proprietary |
| Website | http://www.numina.net/products/application-framework |
Features
Features of the Numina Application Framework include :
- Authentication to LDAP, OpenID, and a local database.
- A SAML and OpenID Identity Provider
- Application, Authorization, and Access Control management
- Domain, Group, and User management
- Brute force prevention
- Password complexity, expiration, history, and strength meters
- Dashboard for accessing applications
Components
There are three main components of the Numina Application Framework:
- Front-End Application, for web authentications and system management.
- WCF Service, which provides information to the front-end application as well as applications utilizing the Application framework.
- Developer Tools, which provide wrappers for the WCF Service and other tools to build client applications.
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