This page contains the current working drafts and information related to IAWG discussions on evolution of the Trusted Identity Component Model and the Identity Assurance Framework.

Material posted here is subject to Intellectual Property Rights policy of the IAWG, specifically the Reasonable and Non-discriminatory RAND Terms - Members and applicable Copyrights.

The conceptual model work mentioned in NSTIC Pilot Common Considerations 5: An Identity Ecosystem Functional Model for the Modern Market is here: Kantara Cred-ID Binding Approaches Overview slides 20121130 v02.pptx.pdf

The remainder of this page is the working space to build conceptual models related to Identity-Credential decoupling, based on the 'binding approaches' work.


Table of Contents

Introduction & Background

Component Architectures "In The Wild"

The Component Architecture of the Kantara Identity Assurance Framework

Version 3.0 of the Kantara Initiative Identity Assurance Framework included recognition of Component Services.

<<Please see the WG - Identity Assurance OLD space space for information>>

The Component Architecture of NIST 800-63

NIST SP800-63-2 called out the Component model as a viable architectural approach.

Market Evolution and Demands

NSTIC Pilot Projects & the "Real World"

Prior work

The IAWG has previously published a Draft report on "Decoupled Binding" in which a general model of Credential Manager and Identity Provider relationships and component architecture was developed.

Kantara Cred-ID Binding Approaches overview 20121024.pdf is the Report Document

Kantara Cred-ID Binding Approaches Overview slides 20121130 v02.pptx.pdf is a PowerPoint overview

Working Drafts

Contact

Andrew Hughes is the lead architect for this work effort.

AndrewHughes3000@gmail.com