Overview#
Service Provider (SP) is a provider of services to another entityMay also be referred to as:
- Provider of services
- Protocol Server
- Relying Party as they may often rely on a Provider of services (as in Security Assertion Markup Language)
- OAuth Client as in OAuth 2.0
- Identity Provider (IDP)
- OpenID Connect Provider
In Kerberos, the Service Provider.
In SAML role donned by a system entity where the system entity is a provider of services to principals or other system entities.
More Information#
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- Account Information Service Provider
- Akamai
- Anonymous Credential
- Attack Service
- Authentication Context Class
- CLOUD Act
- CONIKS
- Calling Number Delivery
- Centralized Exchange
- Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol
- Client-Server Exchange
- Cloud computing
- Consumer Credit Reporting Agency
- Credential Reuse
- Cryptocurrency wallet
- DNS Privacy Considerations
- Delegation vs Impersonation
- Extreme Networks
- FIDO Standards
- Glossary Of LDAP And Directory Terminology
- HTTP Method
- IT Service Management
- Identify and Authenticate access to system components
- Identity Verification Service
- Kerberos Authentication Service
- Kerberos Delegation
- Kerberos Principal
- Key Distribution Center
- Key Transparency
- Know Your Customer
- Lattice Based Access Control
- Level of Identity Proofing
- Local Exchange
- Mobile Virtual Network Operator
- OpenID Connect User Questioning API
- Organizational Censorship
- Padding oracle
- Pass-the-hash
- Passwordless SMS Authentication
- Payment Initiation Service Provider
- Phone subscriber
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies
- Privacy and Economics
- Public Land Mobile Network
- Reputation System
- SAML Protocols
- SAML V2.0
- SCIM Replace Request
- SCIM Schema
- SP
- SSAE 16
- Service Delivery
- Service Ticket
- Shared Responsibility Model
- Single Logout
- Single Sign-On Scenarios
- State of the Internet-Security Report
- TGS Exchange
- Telegram
- Third-party Identity Provider
- Trust Model
- Trusted Service Manager
- U-Prove
- Universal Second Factor
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