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- IAM Online April 13: "Free the Attributes! Attribute Release, Scalable Consent, and User Convenience"
- eduGAIN Survey
- Two Draft Multifactor Profiles Open for Comment
- Exploring the World of Metadata
- Steering and TAC Minutes
- InCommon Shibboleth Installation Workshops
- New Assurance Advisory Committee Members
- New InCommon Participants
- New InCommon Certificate Service Subscribers
- Duo Security Subscribers
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IAM Online April 13: Free the Attributes! | |
When did you last take a look at your attribute release policies? How can you meet the requirements of data stewards and the benefits of relaxed attribute release? What is on the horizon with scalable consent and how will that help? We’ll touch these and other questions in the next IAM Online, “Free the Attributes! Attribute Release, Scalable Consent, and User Convenience,” Wednesday, April 13, 2016, at 2 pm ET. Speakers include Rob Carter (Duke University), Ken Klingenstein (Internet2), and Keith Wessel (University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana), along with moderator Tom Barton (University of Chicago). www.incommon.org/iamonline | |
eduGAIN Implementation Survey |
InCommon invites your feedback on the process used to implement the integration with eduGAIN international interfederation. Your completing this short survey will help us determine the effectiveness of our implementation and communication efforts, and help as we plan our approach to future changes and services. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/edugain-feedback |
Two Draft Multifactor Profiles Open for Comment |
The Multifactor Authentication Interoperability Profile Working Group has released two draft proposals for profiles - one a "base level profile" and the other a base level multifactor authentication profile. You can learn more and join the discussion Wednesday, April 6, at noon ET, during hte InCommon Assurance Community Call. Call details and links to the proposals are on the wiki. |
Exploring the World of Metadata |
The advent of international interfederation, with its new opportunities and relationships, may bring new quesitons about the expanded metadata. In a blog post, Nick Roy explores some tools that may be useful in answering such questions. |
Steering and Technical Advisory Committee Minutes |
A reminder that the minutes of the InCommon Steering Committee and the InCommon Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) are available on the InCommon Collaborate wiki. You’ll see the links in the left-hand navigation. Steering is the policy-making and governance group for InCommon, while the TAC provides recommendations for the technical operations of InCommon. |
InCommon Shibboleth Installation Workshops |
The next InCommon Shibboleth Installation Workshops, focusing on the installation of Identity Provider v3, will take place May 19-20 in Chicago, and June 23-24 in Rochester, New York. |
New Assurance Advisory Committee Members |
The InCommon Assurance Advisory Committee (AAC) has three new members: Brett Bieber (University of Nebraska), Ted Hanss (University of Michigan), and Joanna Rojas, (Duke University). The AAC is the oversight body of the InCommon Identity Assurance Program and advisory to the InCommon Steering Committee. |
New InCommon Participants |
As of April 1, InCommon has 841 participants taking advantage of one or more InCommon Services. There are now 564 higher education, 30 research organization, and 247 sponsored partner participants. InCommon welcomes these new participating organizations: Higher Ed Muhlenberg College Wayne State College (Nebraska) Wayne State University (Michigan) Sponsored Partner NameCoach
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New InCommon Certificate Service Subscribers |
As of April 1, 2016, 358 organizations subscribe to the InCommon Certificate Service, which provides unlimited certificates for all domains owned by a university at one annual fee. The new subscribe is: DeSales University
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Duo Security Subscribers
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As of April 1, 2016, 91 organizations subscribe to the Duo Security second factor authentication service offered through InCommon. New subscribers include: Marine Biological Laboratory Radford University UCLA University of California - Santa Cruz |