T&I Incubator Demo

Name: T&I Incubator Demo
Start: 2022-10-25T12:45:00+02:00
End: 2022-10-25T15:00:00+02:00
Location: No location set

Starts 25 Oct 2022, 12:45

Ends 25 Oct 2022, 15:00

(Timezone - Europe/Berlin)

Jule Ziegler (LRZ/DFN), Michael Schmidt (Leibniz Supercomputing Centre), Niels van Dijk (SURF)

Description

The Trust & Identity Incubator invites all community members to attend our mid-term sprint demo for the sixth iteration in GN4-3.

The goal of this event is to periodically present the interim results of the current Incubator activities in order to collect feedback from the community as early as possible. Since this is the first large sprint demo for this cycle, we will present the results of the last three months. This is the perfect opportunity to find out about a range of emerging developments in T&I and to influence their outcomes.

All demos are public, you may join any session you like. It is not necessary to attend all sessions, you may join only the ones you are interested in.

Registration

Participants

Davide Vaghetti
Dominik Baranek
Halil Adem
Ivan Kanakarakis
Janne Lauros
Johana Supíková
Maxime Houlbert
Mihály Héder
Pål Axelsson
Ryan Rumbaugh
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Contact

Michael.Schmidt@lrz.de

- 12:45 → 13:00
  
  Arrival and introduction 15m
- 13:00 → 13:55
  
  IdP User Profile (Self service - Signing in activity) 55m
  
  A user profile page deployed as part of Shibboleth IdP and SimpleSAMLphp to enable end users to gain insight into where their personal data is used and when it was last released to various services, as far as the IdP is aware.
  
  Speakers: Janne Lauros (CSC), Marko Ivančić (SRCE), Mihály Héder (SZTAKI)
- 13:55 → 14:00
  
  Break 5m
- 14:00 → 14:55
  
  Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) Service 55m
  
  This topic aims to explore the area of enforcing acceptance of Acceptable Use Policies as an activity of managing access to resources. Therefore, a web-based application which provides tools to manage AUPs on a central level (within the AAI) and let users approve (whilst recording this act) such a policy document is developed.
  
  This activity is part of the Trust & Identity Mentorship (TIM) Programme, an initiative that brings together ambitious young minds and subject matters experts to pioneer and prototype new ideas in the Trust and Identity field (https://wiki.geant.org/x/PpI7Bw).
  
  Speaker: Pavlicek Jan (CESNET)