Secure ICT Services for Mobile and Wireless Communications: A Federated Global Identity Management Framework

Authors:
J. Siddiqi;B. Akhgar;M. Naderi;W. Orth;N. Meyer;M. Tuisku;G. Pipan;M. Lopez Gallego;J. A. Garcia;M. Cecchi;J. Colin
Affiliations:
Sheffield Hallam University (UK);Sheffield Hallam University (UK);Sheffield Hallam University (UK);Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology (Germany);Poznan Supercomputing & Networking Center (Poland);University of Helsinki (Finland);XLAB (Slovenia);Telefónica I+D (Spain);Telefónica I+D (Spain);Telecom Italia (Italy);Sun Microsystems (Belgium)
Venue:
ITNG '06 Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The paper reports on the current research activities related to the delivery of a federated global identity management framework for provisioning secure ICT services; this represents a significant step towards the development of global federated security services for the Web, Grid and particularly for future Mobile and Wireless communication (ICT platforms). The overall aim of the research is to provide seamless traversal to access distributed resources in the heterogeneous Web, Grid, and particularly Mobile and Wireless spaces. Furthermore, in order to consider the value and usefulness of the Trust-ME framework its strategic impact is assessed in terms of its proposed application to a real world integrated scenarios in three distinct domains of telecommunications, surveillance and virtual gaming.