Welcome to the Trust Management project home page.

Objective

The objective of this project is to support development of trust/confidence in online operations - primarily in the areas of Trusted Identities (because being confident in knowing who you are dealing with online is critical to doing business online), and Information Protection (because you want to protect your online information so it is only available to permitted users and will be self-protecting as far as is possible.  The Scurity Forum is intersted in collaborating with other industry groups on these aspects of Trust Management.

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Activities to Date

• Jan 2014: Trust Ecosystem white paper, W141, https://www2.opengroup.org/ogsys/catalog/W141 Describes the requirements for a trusted environment in which Smart Data (see The Open Group White Paper W140) can realize the full potential for exercising its data-centric protection features and capabilities. In today's Cloud Computing and other globally distributed environments, we can no longer know where our data might be located or in whose hands it may rest. Operating in a trust ecosystem maintains optimum protection over the data, thereby maintaining its business value as usable as intended but protected from misuse.
• Sept 2012: Identity Commandments: Key Concepts" Guide, G128
  https://www2.opengroup.org/ogsys/catalog/G128
  The Jericho Forum, having published its Identity Commandments and set of five 4-minute videos explaining its approach on requirements for developing a globally interoperable user-centric Trusted Identity Ecosystem, published its "Identity Commandments: Key Concepts" Guide, describing requirements for a Trusted Identity Ecosystem.
• July 2012: The Jericho Forum joined the US DHS’s NSTIC Identity Ecosystem Steering Group (IDESG) - to enable industry participation for responding to the NSTIC initiative
• Jan 2012: Jericho Forum submission to the US NSTIC initiative aimed at promoting industry-led initiatives for developing a National Strategy for Trusted Identitites in Cyberspace, embracing international participation for global interoperability of proposed solutions.
• Jan 2008:  In the Security Forum meeting in Jan 2008 (San Francisco), members received a presentation by Adrian Seccombe (Eli Lilly), on Trust Models, within the framework of the Jericho Forum's Collaboration Architectures (COA), and with Information Asset Management as a core component.
• Oct 2007: Open Group Conference in Budapest - presentationson "Trust in a Digital World"