This section describes how to integrate RSA SecurID Access with Firehydrant using relying party. Relying party uses SAML 2.0 to integrate RSA SecurID Access as a SAML Identity Provider (IdP) to Firehydrant SAML Service Provider (SP).
Architecture Diagram
Configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service
Perform these steps to configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service as a relying party SAML IdP to Firehydrant .
Procedure
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Sign into the RSA Cloud Administration Console and browse to Authentication Clients > Relying Parties and click Add a Relying Party.
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Click the Add a Relying Party button on the My Relying Parties page.
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From the Relying Party Catalog select the +Add button for Service Provider SAML.
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Enter a Name for the Service Provider in the Name field on the Basic Information page.
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Click the Next Step button.
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On the Authentication page, select RSA SecurID Access manages all authentication.
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Select your access policy from the Access Policy for Additional Authentication drop-down menu.
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Select Next Step.
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For Connection Profile page's Service Provider Metadata section, enter the following information:
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Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL Enter the url: https://app.firehydrant.io/sso/saml/consume.
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Service Provider Entity ID - Enter the url: https://app.firehydrant.io/sso/saml/consume.
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Select Default Service Provider Entity ID in Audience for SAML Response section.
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Download Certificate and click Choose File and attach the .PEM file in the configuration. This certificate will be required in Step 5 of the Configure SAML in Firehydrant section.
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Click Show Advanced Configuration and configure User Identity with the following values:
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Identifier Type : Auto Detect
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Property : Auto Detect
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In the Attribute Extension section, click on +Add button and add the following two attributes:
a. Attribute Name : lastName, Identity Source : your identity source, Property : sn.
b. Attribute Name : firstName, Identity Source : your identity source, Property : givenName.
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Click Save and Finish.
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Click Publish Changes
- Navigate to Authentication Clients > Relying Parties and locate Firehydrant in the list and from the Edit option, select View or Download IdP Metadata and note the entityID. This will be required in Step 4 of the Configure SAML in Firehydrant section.
Configure SAML in Firehydrant
Perform these steps to configure Firehydrant as a Relying Party SAML SP to RSA Cloud Authentication Service.
Procedure
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Log onto your Firehydrant account using administrative credentials.
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Navigate to Organization > Single sign on.
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On the Single Sign On page, click the checkbox Enable SSO. Additional fields will appear.
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Enter the following URL values:
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In the IdP X509 Certificate text area, enter the certificate text of the RSA certificate downloaded in Step 11 of Configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service section.
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In the Domains section, click Add domain and enter your email domain. This is the email domain with which the user will login to Firehydrant via SAML.
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Click Save.
Configuration is complete.
Return to the main page for more certification related information.
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