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Sponsors:
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National
Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), National Institutes of Health and Internet 2 in cooperation
with USENIX and OASIS. |
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Audience:
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Security
Researchers from academia and industry. |
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Format:
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Workshop. |
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Purpose:
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This
workshop considers the full range of public key technology used
for security decisions and supporting functionalities, including
authentication, authorization, identity (syndication, federation,
and aggregation), and trust. This year, the workshop has a particular
interest in how PKI and emerging trust mechanisms will interact
with each other at technical, policy and user levels to support
trust models that lack a central authority. |
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Topics:
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Topics
include (but are not limited to): Federated versus Non-Federated
trust models; Standards related to PKI and security decision systems;
Cryptographic and alternative methods for supporting security decisions,
including the characterization and encoding of data; Intersection
of policy-based systems and PKI; Scalability of security systems;
Security of the components of PKI systems; Security Infrastructures
for constrained environments; Improved human factor designs for
security-related interfaces including authorization and policy management,
naming, use of multiple private keys, and selective disclosure;
New paradigms in PKI architectures; and Reports of real-world experience
with the use and deployment of PKI, including future research directions. |
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Registration
Contact:
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Teresa
Vicente, NIST, phone: 301/975-3883, email:
Teresa Vicente |
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Technical
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General Chair
- Ken Klingenstein, Internet2, email:
Ken Klingenstein
Program Chair
- Clifford Neuman, USC, email: Clifford
Neuman
Steering
Committee Chair - Neal McBurnett, Internet2, email:
Neal McBurnett
Local Arrangements
Chair - Nelson Hastings, NIST, email:
Nelson Hastings
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Website:
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Workshop
Homepage |
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Registration:
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On-Line
Registration |
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