| Standardisation
eAuthentication
Workshop pre Kick-Off meeting Report
Summary
- there will be a further meeting on 16 September
to approve a revised Business Plan and to formally
start the Workshop
- the
search for a high-level chairman preferably a
senior national government representative continues
- the
Workshop Secretariat was assigned with acclamation
to Ms. Catherine Protic from AFNOR
eAuthentication
Workshop Kick-off meeting
The kick
off meeting will be held in Brussels on 16 September,
2003
With
the completion of OSCIE, a CEN/ISSS (pre)standardisation
of selected подробные примеры стратегии голубого океана and parts of the specification has been
triggered to ensure that the documents are subjected
to wider consultation and their maintenance for
the near future is well assured.The OSCIE parts
are being contributed to a new CEN/ISSS Workshop
on eAuthentication for use in creation of a set
of CEN Workshop Agreements.
The OSCIE
parts being submitted for this CWA process are
primarily the GIF Framework, Public identity (TB
1) whitebook, multi-application (TB 7) architecture
and the user requirements (TB 8) Best Practice
Manual design guidelines relating to IAS. This
is complementary to the OSCIE parts and referenced
documents that are already (or in the process
of becoming) recognised CWAs.
It is envisioned that during a second phase the
resulting CWAs will be converted into recognised
European Standard(s). Discussions with CEN/TC224
as the relevant body on the eAuthentication formal
standards issue are ongoing.
In addition
to CEN/ISSS standardisation a concerted Global
Standards Collaboration Forum with Japan and USA
is active on getting a formal ISO/IEC standard
for the common eAuthentication elements.
List of the
CEN/ISSS workshops
 FASTEST
Facilitating Smart Card Technology for Electronic
Ticketing and Seamless Travel
URI
(User Related Interface) Extended To Multi-application
Smart Card
Embedded
FINREAD Workshop
E-SIGN
Electronic Signatures Workshop
New Workshop
eAuthentication
for smart-cards and eGovernment applications
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Draft Business Plan
CEN/ISSS hosted a preliminary
meeting for a new CEN/ISSS Workshop on eAuthentication
(WS/eAuth) on 23 April 2003, in Brussels. The
Workshop offers the opportunity to assist in establishing
a coordinated electronic approach towards the
functionalities of cardholder identification,
authentication and digital signature mechanisms
in the European Union. This common approach will
simplify life for citizens in the information
society and help accelerate provision of cost-effective
eGovernment services.
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Workshop
agreements
The following
documents are either available or linked from
the OSCIE Index
CEN
Workshop Agreement: Application Interface for
smart cards used as secure signature creation
devices
CEN
Workshop Agreement: eURI (Extended User Requirements
Information)
CEN
Workshop Agreement: FASTEST
CEN
Workshop Agreements: FINREAD and Embedded FINREAD
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