User Access & Authentication

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Extend Services (https://www.drupal.org/project/services) module authentication.

This module allows user authentication towards a web service like services and
drupal does, but without cookies.
Once login, requests to webservices should send csrf token and session token
each time they need to authenticate user.

The Entity Claim module provides ability for users to claim authorship of any kind of entity. i.e. node, user, comment, organic groups etc...

Requirements

Following modules are required

This module is created to so that users can delete their profiles.

The 'Delete Profile' button is available to the users when he wish to update profile through 'Edit profile Page'. Use of this button by users will delete the profile as well as the content related to the user.

Global Logout Module

Today with multiple applications being built using Drupal and with user's
accessing Drupal from different devices, a security feature that is must
needed is for the user to be able to monitor and manage the different sessions
through which he is using the application.

This module helps to manage a user's active logins.

The user can view his active logged in information such as Hostname, Accessed Time,
Browser and the platform (operating system).

This module enables you to use Drupal as a single sign on (SSO) source for Freshdesk.

You can create as many SSO configurations as you need, and each one has it's own individual permissions.

Needs before release:

• Documentation
• Handle redirect url parameter
• Test coverage

Guardian forces specified Users a.k.a. 'guarded users' to log in with only
drush uli [uid] or password reset token url. In this way there will be
no need to store and share complex passwords within your organization in a
secure environment. To secure this setup, any account details of the
'guarded user' will be protected against changes and if needed restored to its
default state.

Difference between 7.x-1.x and 8.x-1.x

In D8, multiple users can be guarded by Guardian.
For D7 this is still in progress, see 7.x-1.4-rc1

This module allows administrators to limit access for users on specific timeslots depending on their roles.

In Drupal 8, you can create "form modes" which are for any content entity a different organization of the form (show / hidden, order, form widget, etc.).

Issue is that you can't actually use them except for register / edit profile.

About

You are using CAS and Workbench and you want you users to arrive at "My Workbench" the way it works for site accounts. This module fixes that.