IDCollab Proposed Topics

NSTIC
Personal Identity Verification Interoperability (PIV-I)
Identity Assurance, Trust Frameworks
Defining a Trust Framework
Higher LOA certification, Trust Frameworks, Client agents
Assurance, metadata, trust brokers, relying party software, IdP discovery
State efforts at e-ID
Identity and the cloud
Identity in the Browser
Old and needed legal frameworks for data.
Why past and current framework efforts fail.
Authentication Authorization Entitlements
Security
OpenID ABC
Social Sign-On
First F2F working session of the new Identity Commons Claims Agent WG (charter)See also proposed discussion items
Demo/Presentation of the Kantara ULX WG work. How do we login to websites across protocols with a consistent user experience?
Demo of the Higgins 2.0 Personal Data Service (based on RDF/OWL LinkedData and the Higgins "Persona" vocabulary)
Use-Cases for user-centric, extensible approaches for how to describe and communicate them

harmonization of user and enterprise issues
Whatever other people think is important
Latest version of OpenID ABC
Privileged user management, OpenID, privacy & security
Synergies with other efforts
OpenID for Enterprise
Verified claims agent updates on specifications and standards
What are the big cloud players offering for identity management integration with enterprises.
Self-provisioning of identities and related trust issues
Identity and the cloud
Old and needed legal frameworks for data.
Views on trust frameworks
Trust frameworks, trust language, identity data exchange, consumer ID/enterprise ID interraction
NSTIC, claims brokers
Identity Assurance, Trust Frameworks, NSTIC
"Selective sharing progress and barriers" "Consumerization of IT" "trends"
Client-side identity solutions; integration of browsers with identity services
Claims Agent WGNASPO-IDV standard
OpenID, SPML, User centric provisioning
Government related requirements

Levels of Assurance and the trust models to support them
Privacy, usability, scalability. User acceptance
Identity "assurance"
Handling secure consumer-facing identity management.
Integrations of consumer, government and enterprise identity and authentication credentials.
How to enable collaboration between these disparate types of identities?
Is a generalized trust framework achievable?
How can we move to dynamic trust negotiation which allows clear specification of trust conditions/requirements? Is there a trust vocabulary that could be developed/is being developed? When are consumer grade identities 'trustworthy enough' to utilize for high risk enterprise use cases?
evolution of identity ecosystem
Pan jurisdiction interop - any closer to reality?
OAuth use cases; impact of NFC

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