The InCommon Federation is the U.S. education and research identity federation, providing a common framework for trusted shared management of access to online resources. The Federation provides single sign-on convenience, privacy protection, and access control to protected resources.

• Joining the InCommon Federation
• Getting Started with InCommon and Identity Management
• Baseline Expectations for Trust in Federation

The InCommon Certificate Service, developed by and for higher education, provides an enterprise solution for server and web certificates. One fixed annual fee includes unlimited certificates for all of the domains you own or control. The service includes SSL, extended validation, client, and code signing certificates.

• An enterprise solution for server and web certificate: unlimited certificates for one annual fee
• Subscribe to the Certificate Service
• Case studies and additional information

InCommon and Internet2 provide eduroam, the global federated wireless network access service, in the U.S. Developed for the international research and education community. eduroam allows students, researchers, faculty, and staff secure seamless wireless access at all participating institutions.

• What are the benefits of eduroam?
• How does eduroam work?
• How do I subscribe to eduroam?