- From: Darran Rolls <Darran.Rolls@waveset.com>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 13:08:48 -0500
- To: <www-ws-arch@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <6244FCD1F88EC14BACDD2A319FD338242DC71C@hawaii.waveset.com>
The STF has been tasked with three main goals. One of these is the harvesting of security relevant technologies. I’d like to ensure I correctly understand this goal and make a start at compiling a list. To ensure I understand the objective, the STF is tasked with coming up with a list of existing security “Initiatives” that have “Relevant Bodies of Work”. To define this further, I offer the following: A Security Initiative is: An existing, newly formed or forming group, consortium or initiative that produces any “Body of Work” deemed relevant to the security concerns of the WSA-WG STF. A Relevant Body of Work is: A model, architecture, pattern, component or approach, deemed relevant to the security concerns of the WSA-WG STF. On the (presumption) that the above is correct, I’ll start the bidding on this thread and suggest the following (far from complete) list of initiatives and relevant bodies of work: OASIS WS-Security - Spec OASIS Security TC - SAML 1.0 OASIS XCBF TC - XCBF OASIS Provisioning TC - SPML OASIS Access Control TC - XACML OASIS Rights Language TC -XrML OASIS ebXML - Various security relevant elements W3C XML Digital Signatures - XML-DSIG W3C XML Encryption - XML Encryption W3C/IETF XKMS - XKISS - XRISS W3C SOAP 1.2 - Security stuff DMTF - Security stuff in CIM BEEP <Out of time>sorry<Out of time/> Darran Rolls MSIM drolls_waveset@hotmail.com AIM drollswaveset YIM drolls_waveset http://www.waveset.com/ <htp://www.waveset.com> drolls@waveset.com <mailto:drolls@waveset.com>
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