Ann West- Trust Federations: What We Have In Common
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This talk was provided by Ann West of InCommon during the two-day NISO Live Connections Event, Digital Libraries: Authentication, Access and Security for Information Resources, held on May 22-23, 2018 in Baltimore, MD.
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Ann West- Trust Federations: What We Have In Common
- 1. TRUST FEDERATIONS: WHAT WE HAVE INCOMMON ANN WEST AVP, TRUST & IDENTITY INTERNET2
- 2. LET’S HAVE SOME FUN…. • Trust Federations Revealed • What are they good for anyway? • Tomorrow is the Future
- 3. This graphic was published by Google and modified by UCSF.
- 4. NOT ALL COCKTAIL NAPKINS ARE CREATED EQUAL… • Circa 1998 • Access to services not run by your institution • Use Cases • Library • Research • Teaching and Learning © Caspari, Inc. 2018. All Rights Reserved
- 5. WHAT HAPPENED THEN? • Shib Happened • Software to facilitate access to large numbers of services • Software to facilitate access by large numbers of remote • Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) enrichment
- 6. BUT THERE’S SECRET SAUCE THAT’S MISSING… Collaboration access is NOT working. How should we set up the transaction? There are no configuration standards. Why does your service have a very different domain than your website? That makes me nervous.
- 8. YES YOU USE THESE TODAY • Payment Cards and ATMs • A Trust Federation is a community that decides to collaborate and work together in ways that forward their mission and share the risk in doing so. • They develop common legal, policy, process, technology approaches that enables these orgs to trust each others intentions, operations and transactions.
- 9. COMMUNITY: IT’S ABOUT PEOPLE… • Community of Stakeholders • Individuals • Service Providers • Identity Providers • Relationship Sponsors • Federation Operators • Engagement Types • Business to Business Contracts – Initiated by Department • Individual Collaborations – Initiated by Individuals
- 10. WHAT DO WE HAVE INCOMMON? • Access to research and scholarship, teaching and learning, administrative services • Global-scaling enabler • Policy broker/educator/enforcer • Common implementation and experience
- 11. COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EVOLUTION • Librarians and content providers alike need a way to discuss the evolving set of access management use cases. • Where will we do that?