1. Admin API for Secure Environment Group Name: SEC Source: Giesecke & Devrient Meeting Date: 2015-09-07

2. Introduction To manage Secure Environments TS-0003 includes a “Security Administration” service responsible for the management of security (sensitive) functions and data within the SE  “SE management” SE management can take place locally or remotely In TP 18, the need to have dedicated API for administrative operation regarding security (in general) was agreed 2

3. Open topics Reference point for „SE / security administration“ has to be defined Dependency between Security Management and SE management need to be clarified Relation between Credential Management and SE Management need to be clarified 3

4. Proposal Reference point for SE / security administration – Mcs shall be used as reference point for SE administration SE management vs security management – Security features are encapsulated within an SE – The SE can be virtual or physical, e.g. unprotected memory area storing credentials is an SE with security level = 0 – SE management = security management SE management vs. credential management – Credentials are stored within the SE – The SE can be virtual or physical, e.g. an unprotected memory area storing credentials is an SE with security level = 0 – SE management = credential management (i.e. uses SE management functions) SE management shall also include mechanisms to manage (create, delete, update) sensitive functions such as cryptographic algorithms 4

5. Consequences Mcs reference point need to be accessible locally (within Field Domain) and remotely Mcs layer need to “translate” SE management API into SE technology dependent API – e.g. for secure elements, translation from oneM2M API into secure element (GP) APIs need to be done – Restful vs Service oriented approach – oneM2M API need to consider functionality of underlying technologies and their capabilities – Resources as proposed in SEC-2015-0583R01- RESTful_Administration_API_discussion need further study Currently SE management focus on Field Domain Node – Secure Environments within the infrastructure are currently out of scope 5