Tremolo Security Releases Open Source Identity Management

Enterprises have realized the benefits of open source software for decades. Open source technologies like Linux, WildFly, and others have formed the foundation of many cloud infrastructures and deployments. “Open source is an important eco-system of projects and ideas and is often the first place that developers look when given a task or problem to solve,” says Marc Boorshtein, CTO of Tremolo Security. He continues, “For this reason we’re proud to be joining the open source eco-system with OpenUnison.”

In a blog post announcing OpenUnison’s availability Marc says, “OpenUnison combines web access management, authentication, provisioning and identity virtualization in a single system that can be deployed onto any J2EE container.” OpenUnison’s integration of these services provides a lightweight service that can be deployed in a fraction of the time of other solutions using either an on-site enterprise data center, or a cloud container. This versatility lets OpenUnison be the identity management foundation for either an entire enterprise or a single application.

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