Welcome to CAMP Leveraging Campus Authentication Across Boundaries Workshop

Ann WestNMI-EDIT OutreachMichigan Tech/EDUCAUSE/Internet2

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Overview

• Workshop Context• Thanks

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CAMP Themes: Authentication Boundaries

• Boundaries– Institution to Business– Institution to Institution– Institution to Professional School– Institution to Individual

• How might institutions need to think about authentication differently?

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CAMP Schedule and Tracks

• Wednesday – Introduction and Terms– Drivers and Requirements– Discussion on Challenges– E-Authentication Initiative

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CAMP Schedule and Tracks

• Thursday– Technology and Policy/Process Details– Discussion on Strategies

• Friday– Big Picture– Future

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Various Details

• Slides will be available on the conference website– www.educause.edu/camp061

• Panel session will be scribed• Comments suggestions for the CD can be

forwarded to awest@educause.edu• Check program page for Internet connectivity

instructions

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A Word From Our Sponsors

• National Science Foundation’s Middleware Initiative (NMI)– Funded NMI-EDIT to build interoperable

identity and access management infrastructure

• NMI – Enterprise Desktop Integration Technologies (EDIT) Consortium– Internet2 – EDUCAUSE

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NMI-EDIT: Strategic Direction

• Overall technical direction set by MACE–Middleware Architecture Committee for Education

(MACE)–Campus IT architects and representatives from Grids,

national, and international communities

• MACE Members at CAMP–R.L. “Bob” Morgan (chair), Scott Cantor, Michael

Gettes, Keith Hazelton, Paul Hill, Jim Jokl, David Wasley

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Thanks

• National Science Foundation• Program Committee

– Jacqueline Craig, Mark Crase, Renee Frost, Paul Hill, Chad La Joie, Jim Jokl, Renee Shuey

• All our wonderful speakers!• Meeting Support

– Kerri Sherwood – Steve Olshansky