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Updated UMA Implementations page

After a busy couple of months on our Work Group calls getting updates from several new UMA2 implementers on the scene, we have finally updated our Implementations page. More anticipated to come online in the next several months as well, so stay tuned. If you're an UMA implementer and want to discuss interpretation, profiling and extension with like-minded people, join the Work Group!

The UMA 2.0 Grant for OAuth 2.0 Authorization and Federated Authorization for UMA 2.0 Recommendations can be downloaded at the Kantara Reports & Recommendations page. Need to cite or deep-link? Find HTML versions here: UMA2 Grant Recommendation, UMA2 Federated Authorization Recommendation. And check out the draft UMA Business Model report.

Many resources to understand more about UMA are available. Don't miss the UMA2 masterclass delivered by two UMAnitarians at the Identiverse conference in Boston in June 2018 (slides and video). (The slides and video from the previous year's Authorization: Age of UMA session set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was also a big hit!) The Release Notes are up to date with all final UMA2 changes. See also the UMA Implementer's Guide, our list of known Implementations, and discussions of Case Studies, all of which continue to grow. Finally, see the detailed UMA Grant sequence diagram and FedAuthz sequence diagram.



User-Managed Access (UMA) is an award-winning OAuth-based protocol designed to give an individual a unified control point for authorizing who and what can get access to their digital data, content, and services, no matter where all those things live. Read the specs, join the group, check out the implementations, follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, get involved!

The UMA Roadmap for 2016 page guided the use cases and technical issues that the Work Group focused on in its UMA V2.0 effort. You can find other drivers in the Work Group's original compendium of Scenarios and Use Cases, its Case Studies page, and its User Stories page.

The short link for this page is http://tinyurl.com/umawg.


News:

  • Dec 5: After a busy couple of months on our Work Group calls getting updates from several new UMA2 implementers on the scene, we have finally updated our Implementations page. More anticipated to come online in the next several months as well, so stay tuned. If you're an UMA implementer and want to discuss interpretation, profiling and extension with like-minded people, join the Work Group!
  • Aug 21: Chair Eve Maler and Legal Editor Tim Reiniger presented to the new IEEE P7012 work group on Machine Readable Privacy Terms. You can see their presentation here.
  • Jul 18: At the Identiverse conference in Boston, Mike Schwartz and Eve Maler presented an UMA 2.0 Deep Dive masterclass, including two walkthroughs of implementations. Check out the slides and video.
  • May 24: At the EIC18 conference in Munich, Eve Maler presented Leveraging UMA's Power for Compliance and User Control, which reflected the current state of the group's work on its business model. See her presentation here.
  • May 15: Check out the UMA Work Group update from the EIC18 Kantara Showcase. Follow along with the European Identity and Cloud Conference at #EIC18 and @KantaraNews.
  • May 9: Head over to our Implementations page to see who has implemented UMA2 so far – the latest is RedHat Keycloak.
  • Mar 2: Our Legal subgroup has produced its first draft report: A Proposed Licensing Model for User-Managed Access (or, "How the UMA protocol enables a license-based model for controlling access rights to personal digital assets"). This paper is intended for professionals in the areas of law, privacy, risk, compliance, security policy, and business policy, particularly those responsible for building and running UMA-enabled services. Much more to come in this area. Want to get involved? Join us!
  • Feb 27: The group charter has been updated with a fresh roadmap of activities now that UMA 2.0 is complete – check it out!
 
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  • Chair: Eve Maler
  • Vice-Chair: Maciej Machulak
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