[Fiware-security] open call @fi-ware

[Seidl, Robert (NSN - DE/Munich)]

Hi task 8.2,
as requested by Telefonica we need to provide as soon as possible technical input for the 1st open call of FI-WARE.

I would assume that we need support in the area of Trust.
Here we will get some information on the topics TAS3 project has worked on during next week.

If you have any other topics for the Open Call in mind, which are not covered so far by our assets, please send them until Wednesday evening.

@Anja: Please see my comments below.

Many thanks
Robert

-----Original Message-----
From: ext BISSON Pascal [mailto:pascal.bisson at thalesgroup.com] 
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 9:21 AM
To: Anja Lehmann
Cc: Seidl, Robert (NSN - DE/Munich); GIDOIN Daniel; BISSON Pascal; Michael Osborne
Subject: RE: open call @fi-ware

Many thanks Anja for your input.

Counting now on Robert to provide me with consolidated input at the level of Task 8.2 for what concerns GEs attached to this task.

Of course integrating your input.

Regards;

Pascal

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Anja Lehmann [mailto:anj at zurich.ibm.com] 
Envoyé : dimanche 6 novembre 2011 23:32
À : BISSON Pascal
Cc : 'Seidl, Robert (NSN - DE/Munich)'
Objet : open call @fi-ware

Hi Pascal,

here is our input to the open call for FI-WARE. For the integration of 
our asset with the assets of other partners (SAP,NSN) we already created 
backlog entries.

- data track: privacy legislation requires that users must be able to 
contact parties to which they have provided data, request which data 
these parties store and ask for correction. This requires a tool that 
keeps track of this data and helps users to manage their data.

Robert--> It would be indeed beneficial having a tool keeping track of personal data.
For that a standard interface would be needed in order to request the information from internet services (would require access to their data bases :-) ).
The second part you are mentioning " helps users to manage their data" is covered by NSN's Privacy Enabler.

- policy editing and authoring support: While we have engines for the
policy languages we will provide, there is only very little support for 
editing and authoring these policies. Thus, a tool facilitating that 
task would be desirable.

Robert --> Here I think the main focus is on Policy Editing.
This engine should be adaptable in order to be used in different context.


Best regards,
Anja


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