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Policy activities are continuously evolving
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- Security Incident Response in federated environments
- including guidelines on how to property protect your community attribute system
- and how to prepare and what to do in case of incidents
- traceability of events through a (network of) AARC BPA Proxies
- Service- and Infrastructure-centric policy support, including
- e-Researcher centric policies,
- simplified policy development kit also for smaller and mid-sized communities
- alignment of Acceptable Use Policies
- Assurance Level baseline and differentiated assurance profiles (alongside a self-assessment tool) including the use of government e-ID for step-up of assurance
- untangling identity assurance framework complexity
- novel federation models and trust paths (e.g. in OpenID Connect Federation)
- Engagement and coordination with FIM4R and the global community
- Support for Infrastructures and Communities with the Policy Development Kit (PDK)
Lastly, it is imperative that any policies are agreed to in a scalable way: bi-lateral agreements do not work in a multi-stakeholder environment. The work on scalable policy negotiation addresses this issue by exploring ways of expressing and agreeing policy in a federated world: Snctfi.
Read the AARC2 First Year Report and the AARC TREE white papers to get to grips with our policy coordination activities, take
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