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Matches in Nanopublications for { ?s ?p "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." ?g. }

• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.
• declaration considerations "Metadata records are freely accessible in the LifeWatch ERIC Metadata Catalogue, based on GeoNetwork, hence no login is required. The authentication and authorization are needed to add and manage metadata records and currently are performed by using a traditional login mechanism that identifies and authenticates users through the couple of credentials (username and password). It will adopt the SAML 2.0 protocol, with a multifactor authentication and is going to analyse the OAUTH infrastructure (analysis of providers, costs, issues, etc.)." assertion.