1. Identity Management
Warren Gordon U.S. Department of Education 2012 Software Developers Webinar #3

2. Four Phase Approach
FSA has begun working on a 48 month Identity Management initiative.
Addressed in four phases
Each phase focused on delivering benefits to our privileged or non-privileged user communities
FSA’s four phase approach:
Phase One (privileged community)
Reduce the number of identities privileged users have on FSA systems
Provide reduced sign-on to our privileged user base
Two step integration process
FSA’s Common Origination & Disbursement (COD) system will be integrated with:
Participation Management (PM)
Access & Identity Management System (AIMS)

3. Four Phase Approach Phase Two (non-privileged community)
Migrate non-privileged users away from social security number and PIN requirement for login to FSA systems
Provide standardized access framework utilizing username and passwords
Phase Three (non-privileged community)
Phase Four (privileged community)
Migrate privileged users away from hardware to software based tokens.

4. EIMS - Timeline Phase 1 (COD/PM/AIMS)
Modify PM – March 2013
Move COD behind PM – May 2013
Move COD behind AIMS (web service) – May 2013
Phase 2A (Technical Proof of Concepts) / 2B (PIN System)
Project initiation – October 2012
Project completion – December 2013
Phase 3 (PRMS)
Project discovery/initiation – October 2013
Phase 4 (Soft Tokens)
Project discovery/initiation – January 2015

5. EIMS - Four Phase Approach
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Phase IV
COD/PM/AIMS
Single/Reduced sign on for privileged users
PIN
SS# elimination, self-service, internal federation
Person Record
Management Service
PRMS
SOFT TOKENS
12 months
24 months
48 months
36 months

6. Contact Information
We appreciate your feedback and comments. Please contact me at:
Warren Gordon
Phone: (202)