Wednesday June 21, 2006
More on Liberty Alliance and User-Centric Identity.
Following my last entry on a taxonomy around the user-centric identity term, Paul and I discussed about the features I highlight and how they are relevant to our 3 terms: user centric, user controlled and consent. The table below is a stab at it:
|
User Consent |
User Controlled |
User Centric |
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|---|---|---|---|
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User consent (SAML req.) |
X |
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Authentication Context |
X |
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People Service |
X |
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Interaction Service |
X |
X |
|
|
LECP/ECP |
X |
Two things to note there:
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While the ID-WSF’s Interaction Service may not initially put the user between the requester and the provider it enables the provider to bring the user on the front row so it can ask for consent. It’s a PPEP (personal PEP) as Paul puts it.
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There nothing in the user consent column (for now). I need to think a bit more about it.
Like I said, a work in progress...
All thoughts welcome!
Posted at 05:11PM Jun 21, 2006 by Hubert Le Van Gong in Identity | Comments[0]