1. More Allergic Reactions Some Potential Next Steps Tom Barton University of Chicago

2. VO CAMP 2 1. Authority Management aka Distributed Attribute Administration All of a VO’s authoritative persons and participants are not collocated within a single administrative domain –What attribute, group, & authority management systems and process will SoAs use to make their authority manifest in run-time infrastructure? –PERMIS, CAS, VOMS, … –Signet, Grouper, possibly in conjunction with above Further work needed to determine reasonable ways of deploying the above –Maybe a cookbook

3. VO CAMP 3 2. Name Mapping aka Account Linking Bridge between deployed grid PKI and campus identity namespaces Similar need seen in several architectural contexts (gridshib, myproxy, condor-shib) –Anywhere campus IdM and external IdM come into contact Can we solve this just once?

4. VO CAMP 4 3. Easing Design & Deployment Reliance on formalized statements of practice that may refer to established standards of trustworthiness, and assurances that trusted IT operations actually do as they say –Examples: euGPMA, NIST, Federation attribute usage and operational practice profiles, CAF

5. VO CAMP 5 Easing Design & Deployment Need more community standards –Providers & consumers of identity, authentication, & attribute tokens can be more easily implemented, across VOs supporting the community –Reduce, or at least bound, the potential set of “security profiles” (trust anchors & attribute profiles) our designs must support Where can such discussions take place? –Egg, NISO in Library space

6. VO CAMP 6 Easing Design & Deployment Technical architectures require sufficient campus identity & access management practices to actually support real activities –Better organization is needed to foster campus IAM deployment/upgrade

7. VO CAMP 7 4. Low-Bar vs. High-Bar Most(?) actual academic, multi-org spanning collaborations are informal, <10 participants, narrow scope (e.g., write a book). –Provide faculty with what they need to be at their best, but make it easy – Jeff Huberman –Is Jill’s MyVOCS exploring a sweetspot? And is it in fact that easy, yet? If not, what’s needed? What about participants whose home org lacks sufficient IdM (or who lack a home org)?

8. VO CAMP 8 5. The IdM Bump in the Rug How to provide all participants with access when many are not already present in “blessed” authentication services? –K-12, unaffiliated persons, patients, affiliated persons whose orgs lack sufficient IAM practice –Preferred solution: someone else’s problem Leif: analyze the cost of user support Organizational solutions might help –Service centers Develop or leverage a friendster.com like reputation system approach??