Please cast your OASIS organizational ballot for 3 XACML Profiles

Dear LegalDocML members,
we would like to recommend to vote for XACML specifications currently up
for coming an OASIS standard (see the email below).
Deadline: Monday January 19th, 2015!
The scope of LegalDocML is focused on the legal sources (documents)
modelling. XACML successfully addresses the modelling of access control
rules (e.g. Intellectual Property Control).
Best, Monica Palmirani and Fabio Vitali (co-chairs of LegalDocML OASIS TC)

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Oggetto: Please cast your OASIS organizational ballot for 3 XACML Profiles Data: Thu, 15 Jan 2015 14:51:27 -0800 Mittente: Hal Lockhart <> A: Undisclosed recipients:;
I am writing to ask you to cast your organization's vote for the three
XACML specifications currently up for a vote as OASIS Standards. For
your convenience, I have included some information on the Profiles below.
Hal Lockhart Co-chair OASIS XACML TC  The links for the three ballots are:  MAP (Metadata Access Point)

Authorization Profile
https://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/voting/ballot.php?id=2726
Intellectual Property Control (IPC)

Profile
https://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/voting/ballot.php?id=2727
Export Compliance-US (EC-US)

Profile
https://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/voting/ballot.php?id=2728
For those who may have forgotten, the OASIS XACML Standard defines
syntax and semantics for a policy language for making access control
decisions. These Profiles primarily define attribute names and values of
use in making access control decisions pertaining to the subject of the
profile. The Profiles have been developed by representatives of Vendor
and User organizations with an interest in the subject area. The use of
these profiles has been demonstrated at public events. The defined
attribute values may also be useful metadata for access control using
schemes other than XACML and for non-access control purposes.
The MAP Authorization Profile is a joint effort between OASIS and the
Trusted Network Group (TNG). The TNG has defined a server called a
Metadata Access Point, which is used to obtain Network Metadata. This
profile defines attributes and their values useful for controlling
access to MAP servers.
The Intellectual Property Control Profile defines attributes and values
useful for controlling access to documents containing one or more kinds
of intellectual property. It also defines policy Obligations, such as
requiring encryption or watermarking. These attributes would typically
be attached to a document as metadata and also be available for uses
other than access control.
The Export Control - US Profile defines attributes and values suitable
for access control relating to requirements from Export Control laws and
regulations. This profile is defined to be suitable for the US
environment. It is expected Profiles for other jurisdictions will
developed later, using this profile as a starting point.
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