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A key focus in 2012-Q1 will be supporting and facilitating interoperable implementation and deployment. Keep an eye on the Implementations page, the Case Studies page, and the UMA area of the OSIS wiki to help get your own implementation work started.

We've updated the main UMA architectural diagram, replacing the original UMA-specific terminology with OAuth names. In the process, the diagram also went from being a circle to being a "marvelous spiral". You can find several varieties of the diagram on the Attachments page. Thanks once again to our Graphics Editor, Domenico Catalano, for his excellent work.

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The purpose of the UMA Work Group (charter) is to develop specs that let an individual control the authorization of data sharing and service access made between online services on the individual's behalf, and to facilitate interoperable implementations of the specs. Read the spec, join the group, check out the implementations, test your interop, get involved!

Follow us on Twitter – our handle is @UMAWG and we often use the hashtag #UMAWG. (Short link for this page is http://tinyurl.com/umawg – spread the word.) Find us on Facebook too.

News:

    January 6: Dazza Greenwood's presentation on terms of authorization has been uploaded.
  • December 27: New spec drafts fully position UMA as simply a profile of OAuth. We've aligned UMA terminology with OAuth as well.
  • December 6: The Implementations page has gotten a makeover. Check out the refreshed listing, including a new UMA open-source project at OxAuth. Also see the new case study on subscribing to a friend's personal cloud.
  • May 10: New UMA 101 slides, prepared for IIW 16 this week. Check 'em out!
  • May 4: New case study: Access Management 2.0 for the Enterprise. UMA's not just for human beings! It can help organizations do API-friendly, developer-friendly, mobile-friendly access management too.
  • Learn about UMA at IIW 16! Several UMAnitarians will attend IIW on May 7-8 and are planning to convene sessions that highlight UMA-based case studies and demos.
  • February 18: Eve's presentation to the MIT Legal Hackathon is now available. Subject: The Three S's of Distributed Authorization: Safe, Simple, Scalable.
  • January 25: We've submitted a new Internet-Draft to IETF for consideration: Binding Obligations on User-Managed Access (UMA) Participants (nicer HTML)!
  • October 19: Eve presented on UMA to the XACML TC. Check out the slides.
  • October 19: Check out this YouTube video of our Google Tech Talk from Feb 2012, demoing selective Alice-to-Bob sharing through Bob's OpenID Connect claims. Thanks to Maciej Machulak for getting this published!
  
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Leadership
  • Chair: Eve Maler
  • Vice-Chair: Maciej Machulak
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