1. Welcome to CAMP Identity Management Integration Workshop Ann West NMI-EDIT EDUCAUSE/Internet2

2. June 27, 2005 2 Overview Workshop Context A Word from the Sponsors

3. June 27, 2005 3 CAMP Themes: Identity Management Functional and data-flow model Integration issues, challenges, strategies Opportunities to network with peers Case studies Available resources Participation

4. June 27, 2005 4 CAMP Schedule and Tracks Monday –Introduction to the Model –Model and Case Studies Tracks –Discussion –Reception Tuesday –Model and Case Studies Tracks –Discussion

5. June 27, 2005 5 CAMP Schedule and Tracks Wednesday –Emerging requirements: Federal E-Authentication Initiative –Strategies for making progress at home –Identity Management Corporate Solutions Showcase Sun, Novell, Oracle, Microsoft

6. June 27, 2005 6 Integration Model Track Case Studies Track Monday CredentialingPrivilege Management Reflect and JoinProvisioning - Nexus Managing Affiliations/Groups Credentialing - Portal Services and Credentials Tuesday Managing PrivilegesReflect and Join Policy Provisioning and Delivery Multiple Affiliations - Portals AuthenticationSakai

7. June 27, 2005 7 Workshop Details Slides will be available on the conference website –Program link - www.educause.edu/camp052www.educause.edu/camp052 Lunch discussion roundtables ideas Comments suggestions for the CD can be forwarded to awest@educause.eduawest@educause.edu Free Internet access in the sleeping rooms

8. June 27, 2005 8 A Word From Our Sponsors National Science Foundation’s Middleware Initiative (NMI) NMI – Enterprise Desktop Integration Technologies (EDIT) Consortium –Internet2 –EDUCAUSE –Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA)

9. June 27, 2005 9 NMI-EDIT: Goals Create a ubiquitous common, persistent and robust core middleware infrastructure for the R&E community Provide tools and services to support inter- institutional and inter-realm collaborations

10. June 27, 2005 10 NMI-EDIT: Identity and Access Management www.nmi-edit.org Identity and Identifiers – namespaces, identifier crosswalks, real world levels of assurance Directories – enterprise directory services architectures and tools, standard object classes, inter- realm and registry services Authentication – campus technologies and policies, inter-realm interoperability via PKI, Kerberos Authorization – permissions and access controls, delegation, privacy management Integration Activities – common management tools, use of virtual, federated, and hierarchical organizations

11. June 27, 2005 11 NMI-EDIT: Strategic Direction Overall technical direction set by MACE –Middleware Architecture Committee for Education (MACE) –RL “Bob” Morgan, University of Washington, Chair –Campus IT architects and representatives from Grids, national, and International communities –Directions set via –NSF and NMI management team –Internet2 Network Planning and Policy Advisory Council –PKI and Directory Technical Advisory Boards –Internet2 members

12. June 27, 2005 12 NMI-EDIT: Participants Higher Ed – 15-20 leadership institutions, with 50 more campuses represented as members of working groups; readership around 2000 institutions Corporate – Microsoft, SUN, Liberty Alliance, DST, MitreTek, Radvision, Polycom, EBSCO, Elsevier, JSTOR, OCLC, Baltimore Technologies,…. Government – NSF, NIST, NIH, Federal CIO Council,… International –Terena, JISC, REDIRIS, AARnet, SWITCH,…

13. June 27, 2005 13 How the pieces fit together… Campus infrastructure – Name space, identifiers, directories – Enterprise authentication and authorization Inter-realm infrastructure – edu schemas – Secure exchange of attributes Inter-realm Upperware – Grids – Digital libraries

14. June 27, 2005 14 Thanks National Science Foundation Our Program Committee: Steven Carmody, Renee Frost, Michael Gettes, Keith Hazelton, Shelley Henderson, Jocelyn Lindenmuth, Bill Weems, Ann West. All the wonderful speakers! Showcase support: Sun Microsystems, Novell, Oracle, and Microsoft R.L. Bob Morgan and Steve Olshansky