RE: [trust-el] Call for additional method examples

Thanks
Bob

 

In
the deck the relevant slides start at 24 through to about 34.

 

It
begs the question whether the Trust-el TC needs to define a set of baseline ‘policy-to-
architecture’ principles (one of which might be ‘we assume a separation of the identity
from the credential that is subsequently bound’).

 

Alternatively
we use this as an example of a criteria we use to separate out the use cases.

 

Cheers

Colin
 

 

 

From: 
[mailto:] On Behalf Of Sunday, Robert

Sent: Wednesday, 21 December 2011 8:30 a.m.

To: ''

Subject: RE: [trust-el] Call for additional method examples

 

While not exactly a method example, we feel that it is important to
recognize the separation of identity from credentials.

 

To this end I would like to point out the work done on the
Pan-Canadian Assurance Model last year. (link below)

 

There is a discussion of the separation of identity and
credential and a discussion of compensating factor. 

 

The publicly available document is here

 

http://www.iccs-isac.org/en/km/transformative/docs/Pan-Canadian%20Assurance%20Model.PDF

 

A corresponding deck can be found here:

 

http://www.iccs-isac.org/en/km/transformative/pdf/assurance.asp

 

 

Regards,

Bob Sunday

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From: 
[mailto:] On Behalf Of Mary Ruddy

Sent: December 8, 2011 9:42 AM

To: 

Subject: [trust-el] Call for additional method examples

 

Thank you again to those who submitted the
first 7 trust elevation method examples that we discussed at the Face-to-face
meeting.

 

Attached are the template format for method
examples and a sample draft (KBA).

 

Please submit your method examples using
the template.  (It is ok if they are rough, we have editors to polish
them.)

 

Let me know if you have any
questions.  We don’t yet have any examples involving phones, so it would
be particularly helpful to get some phone examples.

 

Let me know what questions you have.

Best regards,

 

Mary 

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