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Advancing CA-CA Interoperability: Agenda and Objectives for Collaborative Efforts

Join industry leaders as we explore the purpose and scope of CA-CA interoperability, focusing on cross-certification across technical, business, policy, and legal dimensions. This meeting will introduce the core team and invite additional participants to enhance collaboration. Key discussion points include identifying sources of information, high-level content structure, and the expected timeline for project completion. Our ultimate goal is to promote interoperability and facilitate a common understanding, despite differing methodologies across various environments.

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Advancing CA-CA Interoperability: Agenda and Objectives for Collaborative Efforts

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  1. CA-CA Interoperability Update Steve Lloyd Entrust Technologies

  2. Agenda • Discuss purpose and scope of this work item • Introduce “core” team and call for additional participants • Identify sources of information (projects, documentation, etc.) • Discuss high-level table of contents • Review expected schedule for completion

  3. Purpose and Scope • Attempt to address all aspects related to CA-CA interoperability, with an emphasis on cross-certification • Technical • Business • Policy • Legal • Will not include actual interoperability demonstrations

  4. Project Participants • Current “core” team • Michael Baum (Verisign) • David Fillingham (US DoD) • Rich Guida (US Govt.) • Martin Lindstrom (Entegrity) • Steve Lloyd (Entrust) • Takuya Tamura (Fujitsu Japan) • Looking for additional representation from • Europe • Private Enterprise

  5. Sources of Information • Various government and business projects and documentation, e.g. • Government of Canada Public Key Infrastructure Cross-Certification Methodology and Criteria • US Federal Bridge CA Project • Various Certificate Policy and CPS Related Documentation, e.g. • ANX Certificate Policy • NACHA CARAT Guidelines • RFC 2527 (and successor)

  6. Proposed High-Level Outline • Introduction, Purpose and Scope • Discussion of relevant issues • Technical • Business • Policy • Legal • Survey and synopsis of existing methodologies/documentation • Role of documentation (CP, CPS, PDS) • Recommendations

  7. Observations/Predictions • Different environments may require different methodologies (e.g., compare Government and Business sector) • We may not achieve universal agreement on all issues, but must do whatever we can to maximize common understanding • Ultimate goal is to promote interoperability

  8. Major Milestones • First draft submission - 15 August • Peer review completion - 1 September • Status update and review - 13-14 September • Final submission - 29 September

  9. www.PKIForum.org

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