Assurance

[Emily Eisbruch <>]

InCommon Baseline Expectations:
The Business Value Explained

(and it's not just about health checks)



Wednesday, March 7, 2018

2 pm ET | 1 pm CT | Noon MT | 11 am PT

Now that the InCommon community has adopted Baseline Expectations for Trust in Federation, certain Federation policy and legal changes are taking place, including changes to the InCommon Participation Agreement (the legal agreement) and the Federation Operating Policies and Practices. Also, meeting Baseline Expectations may raise policy or operational questions for some Participant organizations.

This presentation on March 7 is designed for senior management with responsibility for IAM functions and related policy together with those who directly supervise that function.

We’ll lay out potential policy questions you may need to help address and place those into the larger context of how that helps the entire Federation be an excellent platform for academic collaboration.

 

Presenters

• Brett Bieber, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Chair, InCommon Community Trust and Assurance Board
• Sean Reynolds, Northwestern University and Chair, InCommon Steering Committee
• Ann West, Internet2
  

More Information and Connecting

If you missed the February webinar or the blog post on Baseline Expectation metadata health checks, please see the wiki space.

https://spaces.internet2.edu/x/sALxBg

Information about connecting to the webinar, including the phone bridge back-up, is also there.  

About Baseline Expectations for Trust in Federation


Under the guidance of the InCommon Community Trust & Assurance Board, the InCommon community has adopted a set of Baseline Expectations for Trust in Federation. The intent is to improve interoperability and ensure that the InCommon Federation meets a basic level of trustworthiness and usability by establishing expectations that all Participants agree to meet.

Emily Eisbruch, Work Group Lead, Trust and Identity
Internet2

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