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Kantara Initiative Summit, April 17 at EIC Munich

 
 Trust Frameworks, Deployment Interoperability and eGovernment multi-national scenarios & User Managed Access (UMA) Interop

What:
Kantara Initiative Summit

When:
Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 8:00am-1:30pm, Room Galerie

Where:
Dolce Ballhaus Forum, Andreas-Danzer-Weg, 85716 Unterschleißheim, Munich, Germany (at the European Identity Conference 2012)
Description:
2012 brings new opportunities for identity services in the eGovernment and private markets. Gain “state-of-identity” insights through a series of presentations of common scenarios from diverse market leaders.  We will focus on Trust Framework Model, deployment interoperability, and what your organization can do to get involved. We also look forward some open-time Q&A as well as learning more about the experiences the attendees would like to share.

The User Managed Access (UMA) Interop will show some UMA real-world implementations including: SMARTAM.org and Fraunhofer AISEC.

We are also looking forward to hearing feedback and questions from the audience as input to the discussions.
Registration: Register for the Kantara Summit via EIC Conference.  40 persons max. capacity.
Agenda:

Time Topic
8:00-8:15 Breakfast
8:15-8:30 Welcome – Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative
8:30-9:15 Session 1
• Mapping The Identity Ecosystem: A multi-national perspective – Christine Runnegar, Senior Policy Advisor, ISOC
9:15-10:00 Session 2
• Trust Frameworks: Tools to build the Identity Ecosystem – It takes a village! – Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative
• Let’s talk Interoperability – Deployment versus Full Matrix Connecting the dots – Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative
10:00-10:15 Break
10:15-11:00 Session 3
• eGov SAML 2: Verifying Interoperability in eGovernment Scenarios – Colin Wallis, Authentication Standards Manager, DIA New Zealand Government
11:00-11:45 Session 4
• Federation Interoperability, SAML2INT, Listing Service – John Bradley, Identity Domain Expert
and also joined by Kevin Cox, Edentity presenting “Experience of Federating Personal Data with User-Managed Access”
11:45-12:00 Break
12:00-1:30 Session 5
• UMA Interop – Maciej Machulak (15mins Summary / Q&A)
The User-Managed Access (UMA) group has produced a draft technical specification that has been implemented by several organizations so far. This morning, we have been performing UMA interop testing among some UMA implementations. This session will share UMA’s latest status, the nature of its integration with OAuth and OpenID Connect, and the progress on these implementations. During lunch, we invite you to visit with the interop testers to see their applications at work. So far, the following implementers are planning to participate: SMARTAM.org and Fraunhofer AISEC.
• OpenID Connect Deployment Verification Tool Demo – Roland Hedberg, UmeĂĄ University, Sweden, GEANT3, Terena (30mins Overview, Demo / Q&A)
A session to discuss current positive feedback from implementers which supports the testing tool as extremely helpful for continuous verification of development work.  A natural next-step after running interoperability workshops is to provide implementers of standards tools that allow continuous verification of the correctness of development code. This session will explain how Kantaras/Geant3s OpenID Connect test facility is one such tool to enable continuous development improvement and heightened interoperability.
• Closing Remarks – Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative (30mins / Q&A)
13:30-14:00 Lunch
14:00 Opening Keynotes at main Conference