Identity Management MiddleWare Expert

Description

Duration 6 months could extend to 12 for the right candidate Highlighted skills are a must. Identity Management MiddleWare CA SiteMinder 5.5, Novell IChain 2.2, Tivoli Access Manager 5.0, Oracle Virtual Directory Identity Management Technologies, Products LDAP v3, LDIF, Novell eDirectory 8.5, Sun Java System Directory 6.x, SingleSignOn (SSO), Active Directory, OpenSSO, Sun Identity Management 8.0, Tivoli Directory Server 6.0 Crypto technologies / tools SSL/TLS, PKI, RSA SecurId, SHA, Asymmetric, Symmetric, Hashing encryption techniques. Programming Languages / Technologies Java, JSP, C++, J2EE, Struts, JavaScript Application Servers BEA Weblogic 8.1, IBM Websphere 5.0, Web Servers Apache 2.0.x, IIS 6.0, IBM HTTP Server Web Standards SAMLv2, SOAP, XML, XSLT, Protocols HTTP, LDAP, SSL, TCPIP, DNS Databases Oracle 10g, MSSQL, DB2 Operating Systems / Servers Windows 2000/2003, Solaris 8, Linux Requirements detailsThe resource needs to talk to customers and drive requirements as well as come with an architecture for Open SSO for Rockwell for the following as the first set of same applications a) GPT (This is in SAP) Interfaces with Internal LDAP and SOXb) UR (Home grown Java 5 based Unified Registration application) non SOX and interfaces with external LDAP having no password expiration and very less password criteria.c) RNT / Knowledge base External 3rd Party application having their own data store.d) There might need to be integration with the SUN IDM product for provisioning but that would be based on the design this resource comes up with.Rockwell would most likely have SUN resources in but need someone to act internally to understand the entire business case and continue with this architecture / vision even after SUN's resources leave.The resource should have prior experience in setting up SUN Open SSO for applications with different technology (Java, .NET, SAP) and each application interfacing with mulitple data stores having different level of access.Also if the resource can come up with a solution for the following problem statement it would be great Current if User A is in external LDAP (because he self registered using UR) and later becomes a rockwell customer and is manually eneterd in SAP and thus is now in Internal LDAP he should be able to access both apps without multiple sign ons even through the password requirements for both these systems are completely different.