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The UK federation is operated by Jisc and provides a single solution to accessing online resources and services for education and research. Here is some information on how it works and its benefits.

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UK Federation Town Hall Week

Posted on Monday, 1 June 2023

We’d hoped to do this in person, but obvious reasons mean we are running virtual UK federation "Town Hall" sessions across a whole week of 8th-13th June (at lunch times 1-2pm), using Zoom. We’ll be covering a variety of topics and plan on the sessions being not entirely didactic. So please come armed with questions. If there is anything you would like to see covered, please email me (mark.williams@jisc.ac.uk) in the next week and we’ll see if we can add it in.

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Baseline in the UK federation
CoC, R&S, Sirtfi & other attributes
Shibboleth health check lessons
Publisher round table: Ask anything
SSO & aspects of content piracy
Delegated authentication
Readiness for Shibboleth v.4
VerifID: Commercial Student Verification
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R&S attribute support for COVID researchers

Posted on Friday, 27 March 2023

How your institution can support COVID research with federated access Research and Scholarship attribute release

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Posted on Thursday, 30 January 2023

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We have stopped warning about expiring self-signed trust fabric certificates

Posted on Thursday, 31 October 2023

The UK federation follows the SAML Metadata Interoperability Profile. This profile requires that a trust fabric certificate in metadata is treated only as a convenient wrapper for a cryptographic public key, with none of the additional semantics normally associated with certificates, such as a check against its expiry date.