DOCUMENT #:
GSC13-PLEN-12
FOR:
Presentation
SOURCE:
ITU-T
AGENDA ITEM:
Plenary 6.4
CONTACT(S):
Chae-sub.lee@ties.itu.int
IdM: Platform for Ubiquitous
Chae Sub LEE
Submission Date:
July 1, 2008
Highlight of Current Activities (1)
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IdM-GSI is a grouping of ITU-T Study
Group Rapporteurs working on
Identity Management (IdM) for
telecommunications. i.e. Joint
Rapporteur Group (JRG)
Objectives
– Progress IdM technical work in
the various SG Questions in a
well-coordinated/complementary
manner and avoid duplication
and conflict
– Produce ITU-T
Recommendations in a timely
manner
– Similar to other ITU-T GSI’s
– Organized and led by relevant
SG Question Rapporteurs
Some sessions are joint, others are
just co-located sessions
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Highlight of Current Activities (2)
Report Title
Report Contents
Identity Management
Ecosystem and Lexicon
• Living List of organizations working on IdM related
subjects.
• IdM related terms and definitions in use.
Identity Management Use
Cases and Gap Analysis
• Identifies, describes and analyzes IdM gaps,
• Documents example use cases illustrating the gaps.
• Used to derive the requirements for a generic IdM
framework.
Requirements for Global
Interoperable IdM
• Provides a global analysis on IdM requirements and
capabilities,
• Includes requirements for the protection of personally
identifiable information (PII).
Global Interoperable IdM
Framework
• Describes an extensible, platform-independent, identity
protocol-independent, IdM Framework to support existing
and new IdM solutions.
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Strategic Direction (1)
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More connections using various types of IDs for specific services and applications
Mobile Phone Nr
Fixed Phone Nr
Ids for Devices/Sensors
Deriver’s License Id
Insurance Id
Employee Id
Personal Id
Birth date
Social Id
WiFi Id
Cable/IPTV Id
Credit Card Id
Bank Id
Passport Id
Ids for Person
Internet Id
Ids for Household
Ids for Telecom
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Strategic Direction (2)
 Connecting to: Any Device/Network/Service/Where/Time
 Ubiquitous into the Life: USN (Ubiquitous Sensor Networks), U-health, U-commerce, etc
More IDs
and various
Identification
Mechanisms
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Challenges
• Meet increasing usage of IDs
‒ Currently use Identifiers only for identification of entity, e.g., security aspect
(authentication and authorization)
‒ But need extension of usage, like triggering of services, identifying services and way of
profiling end-user preferences, etc. (routing, profiling, positioning and etc.)
‒ Use method: Typing, Reading or Triggering
• Standards for Global Identifiers and Identification Mechanisms
‒ Philosophy and Principles for creation, use and manage IDs
‒ Standards for reflection of Global/Regional/National perspectives
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Next Steps/Actions
• Need Global Working Platform for study:
– Philosophy and Principles
– Framework for Technical Standard
• ITU-T will promote collaboration with relevant SDOs to develop
technical standards reflecting global views
• PSO should support that ITU-T will initiate a study for developing
‘Regulatory Framework for IDs’ also reflecting global views
Global Village
Information
Society A
Global
IDs
Information
Society Z
Information
Society B
Global
Identification
Mechanisms
Global Connectivity Networks
and Service Platforms
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