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Policy

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The AARC Pilot covering the Life Sciences AAI Infrastructure Proxy, developed in joint collaboration with EGI, EUDAT and GÉANT, is a multi-staged pilot that will result in a production-equivalent service to be operated for the Life Sciences community by the joint e-Infrastructures. As the pilot enters its second phase, a practical policy related issue is that the LS AAI has to declare R&S and CoCo. In this document, NA3 aims to provide preliminary guidance for the operators of the pilot.

Policy Development Kit

The Policy Development Kit (PDK) provides new or evolving Research Communities  and Infrastructures with the guidance they need to develop a complete policy suite supporting Federated Identity Management. This should be done with input from the wider community, through FIM4R, WISE and relevant bodies. Evolution of the PDK is interactively managed at the Policy Development Kit wiki.

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Infrastructure Proxies may convey assurance information derived from multiple sources, one of which may be ‘social identity’ sources. This guidance explains under which conditions combination of assurance information and augmentation of identity data within the Infrastructure Proxy should result in assertion of the REFEDS Assurance Framework components “unique identifier”, and when it may be appropriate to assert the “identity proofing” component value low.

AARC-G040 Proxy Policy Recommendations: application to the LS AAI

The AARC Pilot covering the Life Sciences AAI Infrastructure Proxy, developed in joint collaboration with EGI, EUDAT and GÉANT, is a multi-staged pilot that will result in a production-equivalent service to be operated for the Life Sciences community by the joint e-Infrastructures. As the pilot enters its second phase, a practical policy related issue is that the LS AAI has to declare R&S and CoCo. In this document, NA3 aims to provide preliminary guidance for the operators of the pilot.

AARC-G021 Exchange of specific assurance information between Infrastructures

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