Hi ,
Few comments about Scott’s this Venn diagram:
- I like it very much because it shows that Object IDM is not only an extension of user-IdM, it has to be addressed with new approaches
- Currently there are three circles (device, person, organization). Are there more circles possible? I guess… but these three are a good starting point for the moment
- To me these circles are rather bubbles (I don’t know how to draw this ;-)…because the connections e.g. btw. device and person might have different flavors
My mobile phone (incl. its sensors) for example might be a personal device ( I bought it private) or maybe its my personal device but paid by my company
infact the relationship btw. me and the personal device then is different
- I think relationships play a central role in this discussion (see the NIST asset spec…Scott sent to the list)
Best Ingo
From: dg-idot-bounces@kantarainitiative.org [mailto:dg-idot-bounces@kantarainitiative.org] On Behalf Of Mildner, Frank
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Subject: Re: [DG-IDoT] Notes from Friday call - ERM
Hi Scott,
Last Friday you introduced some ideas regarding Entity Relationship Modelling the Identities of Things.
Thank you very much – for your presentation. Ingo and me have the ERM issue in our mind for a long time.
I think your ERM is a good starting point – as you show at slide 3 and 6
A missing key indicator in the IoT ID landscape is the information in rhomb !
In an IoT example: a sensor – belongs, is owned, scales, ……- something
I think we need rather filled/stuffed/intelligent links between objects, instead of poor SQL links .
I would like to start a discussion in our group about mechanism whereby we can find an object based on the relationship. (rhomb in slide6)
Have a nice day – see you
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Von: dg-idot-bounces@kantarainitiative.org [mailto:dg-idot-bounces@kantarainitiative.org] Im Auftrag von Scott Shorter
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Betreff: [DG-IDoT] Notes from today's call
My quick action items:
- Here's the link to join the Kantara SDO liaison subcommittee, to participate in the email list and access the review files on the wiki: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/liaison-sub-committee/
- TSCP workshop: http://tscpworkshop.com/ I think we're participating in the "securing the supply chain" track
My longer term action items:
- Re-visit ITU-T's OID as an namespace model in light of XRI's capabilities
- Review SCAP's Asset Identification standard (and Common Platform Enumeration (CPE), Common Vulnerability Enumeration (CVE)) as namespace models
- Share Kantara's comments about identity proofing non-person entities from last year's comment process with the list.
Whew. Have a good weekend!
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Scott
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