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2025

 InCommon Round-Up: 3 Things You May Have Missed in July

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By Iain Oldman - Copywriter - Content Marketing, Internet2

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Summary

Get caught up on everything you need to know about what’s happening at InCommon.

6 Steps to Get Started with IAM Modernization

In June 2025, InCommon Academy hosted more than 50 community members in a Thread Meetup to discuss identity and access management (IAM) modernization. Over the course of an hour, participants covered a range of topics, including emerging technologies, resource constraints, and more.

The InCommon Academy team distilled the conversation into six key points that all institutions and IAM practitioners should consider before embarking on their IAM modernization journey.

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Join the Next Thread

Want to be part of the conversation? Join the next Thread Meetup on Aug. 6, 2025, at 3 p.m. for an interactive discussion on Navigating Hybrid IAM & Entra ID Integration.

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Get a Preview of InCommon’s IAM Sketch for Architecture Planning

IAM Sketch is a new tool (and a key deliverable from the Futures2 Strategic Report) designed to help research and higher education institutions build more intentional and transparent IAM infrastructure.

During the July 2025 IAM Online webinar, two experts from the InCommon team provided a preliminary overview of the new IAM Sketch tool. Participants learned about this new community tool and its applications in institutional planning.

If you couldn’t attend this preview of the IAM Sketch tool, you can catch up on our YouTube channel.

Case Study: Streamlining Researchers’ Access to Shared Resources

Researchers shouldn’t waste time managing multiple logins when they could be advancing knowledge.

Cirrus Identity, an InCommon Catalyst, and the InCommon Federation manage all the complex identity management infrastructure between organizations, enabling researchers to get to their work quickly and securely.

Read our newest case study to learn how Cirrus and InCommon have helped organizations like Duke University, EDUCAUSE, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and UNC Chapel Hill enable access to shared applications for researchers.

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