Grouper
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What is Grouper?
Grouper is an enterprise access management system. It is commonly used for managing groups of users, and their associated access rights to resources, such as applications, files, and services. It provides a flexible and centralized way to define and manage group memberships and permissions across an organization.
What other technologies are related to Grouper?
Grouper Complementary Technologies
Shibboleth
Shibboleth is an identity management system often used in conjunction with Grouper for authentication and authorization in federated environments. Grouper can manage groups and entitlements, and Shibboleth can enforce access policies based on those entitlements.
LDAP
Grouper can synchronize group and membership data with LDAP directories. LDAP is a common directory service for storing user and group information, making it a useful complement to Grouper's group management capabilities.
SAML
SAML is used for authentication and authorization. Grouper can use SAML for authenticating users and making authorization decisions based on attributes provided via SAML assertions.
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DataOps Engineer
2 DataOps Engineer jobs mention Grouper
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Integration Engineer
4 Integration Engineer jobs mention Grouper
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Security Engineer
23 Security Engineer jobs mention Grouper
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Information Technology
30 Information Technology jobs mention Grouper
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Engineer
88 Engineer jobs mention Grouper
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