enable collaborative work, with common security tools that address:

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• Enable collaborative work, with common security tools that address: • Large and geographically distributed membership • Membership with diverse expertise, comprising different roles • Community resources with associated community policies • Develop novel tools and approaches for: • Management of collaboration membership and resources • Online CA & Credential Repository (CR), local security integration • Management of roles and privileges • Community Authorization Service (CAS), restricted delegation • Integration in collaborative tools and environments Security and Policy for Group Collaboration MICS/SciDAC Network Research Security Solutions to Enable Dynamic, Distributed Collaborations • Membership management • Ease credential management • Group administration • Resource participation • Low cost of participation • Integration w/ local security • Rights assignment • Community based authorization • Restricted delegation • Application support • Feature-rich software • Standards based Principal Investigators: Steve Tuecke, Argonne National Laboratory Carl Kesselman, University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute Miron Livny, University of Wisconsin, Madison MICS Program Manager: Thomas Ndousse Grid Security Infrastructure The Novel Ideas Impact and Connections IMPACT : • New PKI-based approaches to credential management, restricted delegation, policy management • Development of security tools and services for collaboration • Widespread deployment and adoption of approaches and tools CONNECTIONS : • This work is responsible for development of the Globus Toolkit’s widely used Grid Security Infrastructure (GSI) • Used by numerous SciDAC collaboratories, including DOE Science Grid, Particle Physics Data Grid, Earth Systems Grid, and Fusion Collaboratory. • Also used by many non-DOE projects worldwide, including NSF TeraGrid, NASA IPG, NEESGrid, European Data Grid. Accomplishments and Plans • Community Authorization Service • Demo with ESG DODS system Nov 2001 Done • Deliver w/ simple policies May 2002 Done • Gather feedback and deliver 2 nd version Sep 2002 Done • Deliver integrated with GT3/Web Services Sep 2003 Done • Standards • X.509 & GSS drafts Feb 2002 Done • Final X.509 & GSS standards Feb 2003 Done • Other Software • Draft conformant GSS Apr 2002 Done • Integration of Online CA (KCA) and GSI Sep 2002 Done • Demo online CA Mar 2003 Done • Authorization Callouts for site integration Apr 2003 Done Security support for GT3/Web Services May 2003 Done CAS Collaboration policy U S E R Resource Capability CAS Request Response Rights LocalPolicy Capability Resource Request w/capability Future Plan Highlights (Pending Funding) • Integration with attribute authorities (e.g. VOMS) • Better site security integration – e.g. with Kerberos • Integration with policy decision services (e.g. PERMIS, Akenti) • Increased removal of security concerns from applications

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Page 1: Enable collaborative work, with common security tools that address:

• Enable collaborative work, with common security tools that address:• Large and geographically distributed membership• Membership with diverse expertise, comprising different roles• Community resources with associated community policies

• Develop novel tools and approaches for:• Management of collaboration membership and resources

• Online CA & Credential Repository (CR), local security integration• Management of roles and privileges

• Community Authorization Service (CAS), restricted delegation• Integration in collaborative tools and environments

Security and Policy for Group Collaboration

MICS/SciDAC Network Research

Security Solutions to Enable Dynamic, Distributed Collaborations• Membership management

• Ease credential management• Group administration

• Resource participation• Low cost of participation• Integration w/ local security

• Rights assignment• Community based authorization• Restricted delegation

• Application support• Feature-rich software• Standards based

Principal Investigators:Steve Tuecke, Argonne National LaboratoryCarl Kesselman, University of Southern California, Information Sciences InstituteMiron Livny, University of Wisconsin, Madison MICS Program Manager: Thomas Ndousse

Grid Security Infrastructure – The Novel Ideas

Impact and Connections• IMPACT:

• New PKI-based approaches to credential management, restricted delegation, policy management• Development of security tools and services for collaboration• Widespread deployment and adoption of approaches and tools

• CONNECTIONS:• This work is responsible for development of the Globus Toolkit’s widely used Grid Security Infrastructure (GSI)• Used by numerous SciDAC collaboratories, including DOE Science Grid, Particle Physics Data Grid, Earth Systems Grid, and Fusion Collaboratory.• Also used by many non-DOE projects worldwide, including NSF TeraGrid, NASA IPG, NEESGrid, European Data Grid.

Accomplishments and Plans• Community Authorization Service

• Demo with ESG DODS system Nov 2001 Done• Deliver w/ simple policies May 2002 Done• Gather feedback and deliver 2nd version Sep 2002 Done• Deliver integrated with GT3/Web Services Sep 2003 Done

• Standards• X.509 & GSS drafts Feb 2002 Done• Final X.509 & GSS standards Feb 2003 Done

• Other Software• Draft conformant GSS Apr 2002 Done• Integration of Online CA (KCA) and GSI Sep 2002 Done• Demo online CA Mar 2003 Done• Authorization Callouts for site integration Apr 2003 Done• Security support for GT3/Web Services May 2003 Done

CAS

Collaborationpolicy

USER Resource

Capability

CASRequest

Response

Rights

Local Policy

Capability

ResourceRequest

w/capability Future Plan Highlights (Pending Funding)• Integration with attribute authorities (e.g. VOMS)• Better site security integration – e.g. with Kerberos• Integration with policy decision services (e.g. PERMIS, Akenti)• Increased removal of security concerns from applications