1. TF-Mobility. Rome, October 2009 A Few Ideas on eduroam Service Composition

2. TF-Mobility. Rome, October 2009 In Brief Take advantage of the eduroam data exchange to provide additional information useful to other services  Opaque identity  Attributes used for admission  Location  Postures (NEA/NAC/…) Possible use cases  Delegated authorization  Location-aware services  Security assessment

3. TF-Mobility. Rome, October 2009 Applying DAMe

4. TF-Mobility. Rome, October 2009 Some Possible Procedures The user knows their opaque identity  In advance (EPPN / EPTID)  Interactively (CUI)  By means of an artifact (eduToken  InfoCard) And can be applied to  Services controlling firewalls by a local user  Queries to establish location and origin at portals or service gateways  STS as enabler for other composed services  Enhanced log correlation and analysis  Any other consumer of the exchanged data

5. TF-Mobility. Rome, October 2009 A Path to Start Exploring Accessible data  Minimum impact on protocols Access procedures  Requirements for additional components Humans in the loop  Management  Privacy eduroam as consumer  Any use case? Let it happen ™