Development of a centralised single sign-on platform for user management and access control
Jungheinrich faces the challenge of integrating several internal and external intralogistics applications into bespoke solutions for process visualisation and control. As these applications do not have a centralised identity management system, customers previously had to log in separately to each application, which was not only time-consuming but also led to increased maintenance costs and security risks, as some of the authentication mechanisms used were outdated.
The aim was to create a modern, future-proof solution that meets current security standards, such as CRA/NIS 2, and can be integrated into existing systems.
Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to log in once and then access multiple applications and services – without having to authenticate again – and thus meets the requirements set out above. We have implemented a modular Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution by utilising and configuring Keycloak. Authentication is carried out via the Authorisation Code Flow (OpenID Connect) – a tried-and-tested, secure method for users to log in to web-based applications.
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