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8th
Symposium on Identity and Trust on the Internet
(IDtrust 2009)
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Administration Building, Green Auditorium
100 Bureau Drive
Gaithersburg, MD 20899 USA
April 14-16, 2009
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Sponsors:
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National
Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), Internet2,
OASIS IDtrust Member Section and the Federal PKI Policy Authority. |
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Audience:
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Security
researchers from academia and industry. |
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Format:
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Symposium. |
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Purpose:
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Theme: Authorization
and Attributes
IDtrust is
devoted to research and deployment experience related to making
good security decisions based on identity information, especially
when public key cryptography is used and the human elements of
usability are considered. The success of any business strategy
depends on having the right people gain access to the right information
at the right time. This implies that an IT infrastructure has
- among other things - an authorization framework in place that
can respond to dynamic security conditions and regulatory requirements
quickly, flexibly and securely. What are the authorization strategies
that will succeed in the next decade? What technologies exist
to address complex requirements today? What research is academia
and industry pursuing to solve the problems likely to show up
in the next few years?
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Topics:
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Papers to
be scheduled to be presented include:
- Safeguarding
Digital Identity: The SPICI (Sharing Policy, Identity, and Control
Information) Approach to Negotiating Identity Federation and
Sharing Agreements
- Quantum
Resistant Public Key Cryptography: A Survey
- Identity,
Credential, and Access Management at NASA, from Zachman to Attributes
- Usable
Secure Mailing Lists with Untrusted Servers
- Palantir:
A Framework for Collaborative Incident Response and Investigation
- A Calculus
of Trust and Its Applications to PKI and Identity Management
- Personal
Identity Verification (PIV) Cards as Federated Identities -
Challenges and Opportunities
- FileSpace
- An Alternative to CardSpace that supports Multiple Token Authorizationand
Portability Between Devices
- Privacy-Preserving
Management of Transactions' Receipts for Mobile Environments
- Usable
Trust Anchor Management
A number of
panels are also scheduled to be presented. Details will be posted
on the conference website as they become available.
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Registration
Contact:
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Teresa
Vicente, NIST, phone: 301/975-3883, email: teresa.vicente@nist.gov |
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Technical
Contact:
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William Polk,
NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, phone: 301/975-3348, fax: 301/975-8670,
email: william.polk@nist.gov
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Website:
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http://middleware.internet2.edu/idtrust/2009/ |
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Registration:
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On-line
registration
(By
clicking on this link, you are leaving the NIST site.)
Registration
Fee: $200.00
The registration
deadline is April 6, 2009. There will be no on-site registration..
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Accommodations:
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A block of
rooms has been reserved for the nights of April 13-15 at
the Holiday Inn Gaithersburg,
Two Montgomery Village Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20879. The
special rate is $113.00 per night plus 13% tax.To make your reservation,
please contact the hotel directly at 301/948-8900 by March
23, 2009, and mention that you are attending the "IDtrust
2009".
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