Brook Schofield (TERENA) (slides)

This session focused on the development of campus identity, access and group management lifecycle requirements for projects, products and frameworks. This progression to 'domesticate' an application for federation infrastructure integration will transition from authentication services, to external/federated authentication and finally external group management.
Niels van Dijk (SURFnet) (slides)

Take 5 minutes to introduce yourself and talk about the challenges you face with Campus Architecture and Middleware Planning surrounding identity, access and group management. This helped focus the activities of EuroCAMP and align similar interests in this problem space.
Participants

For some light relief we looked at OneSocialWeb as an example of a federated application and how it can be used for collaboration within the campus environment and beyond.
Diana Cheng, Vodafone R&D (slides)

Focusing on the first step of the 'domestication' progression we covered authentication for applications, showing examples of externalising authentication and identifying the technologies of interest to this group.
Brook Schofield (TERENA) (slides)

Following on from the earlier session on authentication we moved to authorization and privilege Management. Authentication should never imply authorization. How should an application use an API to access privilege information and where should this be stored.
Lukas Hämmerle (SWITCH) (slides)