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Re: [xacml] Followup RBAC/XACML meeting. Forwarded message from Rick Kuhn.

  • 1.  Re: [xacml] Followup RBAC/XACML meeting. Forwarded message from Rick Kuhn.

    Posted 06-03-2003 14:27
    Rick, I think it would be fine for Tim Bouma to join us.
    
    Anne Anderson
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    From: Rick Kuhn <kuhn@nist.gov>
    To: Anne.Anderson@sun.com
    Subject: Re: [xacml] Followup RBAC/XACML meeting
    Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2003 10:36:37 -0400
    
    Anne,
    I would like to invite Tim Bouma, a developer from the Canadian RCMP to 
    join this conference call if that's OK.  They are working on a 
    nationwide system that will incorporate RBAC and they have some 
    well-studied ideas for things they would like to do beyond what's in our 
    core standard.  Tim has expressed an interest in working with XACML on this.
    
    Also, could you please send the short note below to your mailing list? 
     I know that the member companies have already been invited to comment 
    on the standard by ANSI, but your group has a specific interest so they 
    may be able to contribute to their organizations' input to ANSI.
    Thanks,
    Rick
    
    Note regarding proposed RBAC standard:
    
    ANSI/INCITS is soliciting comments on the proposed standard for role 
    based access control.  NIST believes that establishing this core 
    standard for RBAC components is a necessary first step to provide a 
    basis for additional work in XACML and other areas.  In addition, 
    government agencies have already begun citing the proposed standard in 
    procurements totaling several hundred million dollars, so a core 
    standard is needed soon.  Please send comments to Barbara Bennett 
    bbennett@ntic.org, with a copy to the ANSI office at  psa@ansi.org.  If 
    you favor the adoption of the proposed standard, just a sentence stating 
    this is sufficient, although extended comments are welcome.  Closing 
    date for comments is June 17, 2003.  The draft standard is available at 
     http://csrc.nist.gov/rbac/rbac-std-ncits.pdf
    
    
    Anne Anderson wrote:
    
    >June 2 is not a good day for the NIST participants, and June 9
    >has been suggested as an alternate date.
    >
    >Unless there are objections, the followup RBAC/XACML meeting is
    >rescheduled to be as follows.  Carlisle has verified that the
    >call-in line is available for this time slot.
    >
    > Date:        Monday, 9 June 2003
    > Time:        10-11:30am EDT (7-8:30am PDT)
    > Phone#:      512-225-3050
    > Access code: 65998#
    > Agenda:
    >  1. Walk through the APIs in the proposed ANSI Standard RBAC
    >     model and identify which ones XACML can be used to implement
    >     and which ones are outside the scope of XACML.
    >  2. Identify next steps
    >
    >All XACML TC members are invited to attend.
    >
    >By the way, I have received a request from an XACML user that the
    >TC should approve the XACML RBAC Profile
    >(http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/xacml/download.php/2244/XACML_RBAC_Profile.html)
    >a "technical note".  I don't think we have a "technical note"
    >document category :-) but I would like to request that this
    >document become an XACML TC working draft on track for approval
    >as a Committee Specification.
    >
    >Carlisle, could a vote to approve making this an XACML TC working
    >draft be put onto the agenda for the next TC meeting?
    >
    >Anne Anderson
    >  
    >
    
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    Rick Kuhn
    National Institute of Standards & Technology
    Gaithersburg, MD  20899-8930
    Ph:	301-975-3337
    Fax:	301-948-0279
    http://csrc.nist.gov/staff/kuhn/rkhome.html
    
    
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