Catalyst pre-conference workshop agenda

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Use Cases Driving Identity in Enterprise 2.0: The Consumerization of IT

We held a pre-conference workshop at the Burton Catalyst North America 2009 conference on Monday, 27 July 2009, from 10am to 5pm, in San Diego, California. End users, deployers and technology providers discussed identity-based use cases reflecting the intersection of traditional enterprise with Web 2.0 and SaaS, models with consumer underpinnings that are turning traditional IT approaches inside-out. The group uncovered:

  • Different styles of provisioning/federating identities
  • Privacy concerns around unmanaged employee usage of outside tools
  • Security and policy approaches to address virtualization and the cloud
  • Authorization models that combine flexible access to resources with appropriate administrative controls

In Concordia workshops, real-world use cases rule: we work together to understand trends and requirements, and then facilitate effective results in future technology development and harmonization. We have gathered use case presentation and discussion proposals, detailed below, in order to form the workshop agenda.

LOCATION: Cobalt 520

Attendees

Following are the people who registered to attend ahead of time. Thanks to all who attended!

If you are also planning to attend the Burton Catalyst conference taking place during the rest of the week, you can get a fantastic Catalyst discount for attending this workshop! Use the code concordia when registering on the Catalyst site to get a full-conference price of $1,295 (this is an almost 50% discount for non-Burton Group clients who would normally pay $2,495 to attend).

  • Britta Glade, Liberty Alliance, Kantara Initiative
  • Eve Maler, Sun Microsystems, Project Concordia, Liberty Alliance, Kantara Initiative
  • Hien Nguyen, State of Utah
  • Gerald Beuchelt, MITRE
  • John Bradley
  • Mike Beach, Boeing
  • Carl F. Bunje, Jr., Boeing
  • Paul Madsen, NTT, Kantara
  • RL "Bob" Morgan, University of Washington, Internet2 Middleware Initiative
  • Ken Klingenstein, Internet2
  • Todd Beets, QUALCOMM
  • Michael Chiles, QUALCOMM
  • Karen Cangialosi, Intuit
  • Prateek Mishra, Oracle
  • Alex Balazs, Intuit
  • Matthew Costello, Boeing
  • Rajesh Ahuja, Boeing
  • Brett McDowell, Kantara Initiative
  • Jamie Neumaier Erie Insurance
  • Bruce McCall, Erie Insurance
  • Yasuhisa Sakamoto, NTT
  • Todd Cramer, Intel
  • Phillip Liu, Cisco-WebEx
  • Jonathan Mi, Cisco-WebEx
  • Mark Refardt, eb2bcom.com
  • Craig Goble-Garratt, Federal Reserve
  • Gene Thomas, Mitchell 1
  • Doug Foiles, Intuit
  • David C. Laurance, JPMorgan
  • Sue Chang, Intuit
  • Karyn Higa-Smith, US Department of Homeland Security
  • Gerry Gebel, Burton Group
  • Tatsuo Kudo, NRI
  • Ken Lehman, Northrop Grumman
  • Daniel Raskin, Sun Microsystems
  • Lena Kannappan, FuGen Solutions
  • Andrew Lindsay-Stewart, FuGen Solutions
  • Nishant Kaushik, Oracle Corporation

Agenda

Materials presented are linked from each item.

  • 10:00-10:05 Welcome and agenda review (Eve Maler, Concordia chair)
  • 10:05-11:15 Authorization progress: presentation, panel, and discussion
    • Panel moderator: Kevin Kampman of Burton Group
    • Panelists: Todd Beets of Qualcomm, Mike Beach of Boeing, Prateek Mishra of Oracle, others TBD
    • Identity Services Working Group document referenced by Kevin Kampman can be found here
    • Kevin's preso downloadable here: Image:Outreach-concordia-workshop-01-bg additions.pdf
    • XACML TC contributions discussed by Prateek reside here
    • Last year Concordia sponsored a workshop on authorization. Presentations were given summarizing the status of XACML and other authorization standards and the products and capabilities currently available. Several user organizations presented requirements, gaps, and open problems relating to authorization.
    • This year we continue the process. This session will begin with an overview of some technical work that addresses key requirements and has recently been submitted for standardization. A panel of representatives of vendor and user companies will present new usecases and discuss the capabilities and benefits of the recent work. New gaps and opportunities will be identified for future work.
  • 11:15-11:45 XACML export and IP controls presentation and discussion (John Tolbert of Boeing)
  • 11:45-12:00 Morning wrap-up and next steps
  • 12:00- 1:00 Offsite lunch (not provided) and BOFs
  •   1:00- 2:45 Relationships and Identity: Two Sides of the Social Networking Coin presentation (Alice Wang and Mike Gotta of Burton Group)
    • As organizations explore the use of social networking, the enterprise is no longer the only participant in managing identity. An employee’s social network site profile, social graph, and use of other social tools and applications enable them to construct additional identity facets to suit their own needs.
    • Draft Burton Group paper on the subject here: Image:Social Networking And Identity.pdf
    • Mike's and Alice's presentation is here: Image:BG Concordia Socnet Identity Final.pdf
  •   2:45- 3:15 ProtectServe presentation and authorized data-sharing use cases discussion (Eve Maler of Sun)
  •   3:15- 3:30 Break
  •   3:30- 3:45 Levels of Assurance (LOA) landscape presentation (Paul Madsen of NTT)
  •   3:45- 4:45 RLBob Morgan and Paul Madsen: LOA use cases and survey discussion
  •   4:45- 5:00 Afternoon wrap-up and next steps (Eve Maler, Concordia chair)
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