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List of Figures
2-1 SOAP Service Wrapper API integration Scenario
2-2 In-Proc integration Scenario Using Local API Calls
2-3 Virtual Authentication Devices, Knowledge-Based Authentication, and OTP Scenario
2-4 User Name Page
2-5 Generic, Non-Personalized TextPad
2-6 Personalized TextPad
2-7 Personalized KeyPad
4-1 Create User Group
4-2 Creating a User and Associating the User with the Group
4-3 Configuring Group Membership for the User
4-4 User Role Added
4-5 Role Added and Policy Saved.
6-1 Before the Oracle Adaptive Access UIO Proxy
6-2 After UIO Proxy Deployment
6-3 Login Flow - Without UIO Proxy
6-4 Logout - Without UIO Proxy
6-5 Flow for Getting Login Page
6-6 OAAM Server responds after getting the fingerprint with the Login page
6-7 Fingerprint and password collection
6-8 Flow for first-time user to register questions/answers with OAAM Server
6-9 Flow for users to log out of BigBank
6-10 Flow occurs after user chooses to skip registration with OAAM Server
6-11 Deviation flow: user blocked by OAAM Server
8-1 Universal Installation Deployment
12-1 Option 1
12-2 Option 2
12-3 Option 3 Flow
15-1 Tradition Transaction Flow With OAAM Server Added
15-2 BIP Report
18-1 Juniper SSL VPN and OAAM Integration Architecture
18-2 Juniper SA with OAAM Providing the Authentication Flow
18-3 Juniper SA with OAAM Forgot Password Flow
19-1 JMS integration with OAAM
21-1 Personalization
21-2 TextPad
21-3 PinPad
21-4 KeyPad
21-5 QuestionPad
21-6 Randomization and Jitter
22-1 OAAM Standard Web Application
22-2 OAAM Processor Framework
23-1 Basic Framework of a Custom Loader
23-2 Default Load Implementation
23-3 Default Playback Implementation
23-4 Overriding the Loader or Playback Behavior
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