How can application owners fix this?
Application owners should implement global logout wherever possible.
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) clouds offer services to automate the deployment and management of applications, relieving application owners of the complexity of managing the underlying infrastructure resources.
However, application owners have an increasingly larger diversity and volume of workloads, which they want to execute at minimum cost while maintaining desired performance guarantees.
Application owners should first consult the CalNet team, and undergo a system/application security assessment to ensure that CalNet credentials are adequately protected.
The SUNAC service allows LNAs or application owners to further restrict remote access to academic or administrative resources located behind University IT-managed firewalls.
The team works closely with application owners and developers to design, test, coordinate, document and manage change in sequencing and automating background (batch) processes.
If the CalNet team identifies applications which are out of compliance with these standards, application, we will notify application owners and allow 2 months for them to come into compliance.
Application owners who do not wish to use Single Sign-On for a particular application can force the browser to request credentials for CAS even if the browser has been previously authenticated.
QoS requirements, in turn, are metrics directly related to how application owners measure applications and systems effectiveness.
