Don Thibeau, Chairman & President of the Open Identity Exchange discusses the challenges of third party credentials in a Breakout Session at the 2014 IRM Summit in Phoenix, Arizona.

1. A Registry for Online Trust
Building OIXnet
Don Thibeau
Chairman & President
A Registry for Online Trust

2. Early Maps of Emerging Ecosystems

3. Markets grow when there is trust between
stakeholders, making transactions
reliable and repeatable

4. Trusted identity systems need leverage

5. How do we leverage trusted identity systems?

6. Listings leverage identity data

7. Directories automate discovery

8. Exchanges grow markets

9. Registries build trust

10. Even dogs have registries!

11. There is no registry for trusted identity
systems.

12. is building

13. An online registry of trusted identity systems

14. enables federation

15. increases the volume and velocity of
trusted transactions

16. accelerates market growth.

17. Registries drive unique value.

18. What’s the value of a registry for identity
systems?

19. WE ARE HERE
Early Impact on Emerging Ecosystems
ü It’s early in the registry adoption process…
ü Now is the time to shape and steer smarter
federation growth
ü By doing so, we help everybody
TIME
TRUSTEDTRANSACTIONS

20. OIXnet Value
Disclosure Discovery
• Trustworthiness
across registered
identity systems
• Compliance across
registered identity
systems rules
• Equivalency across
registered identity
systems rules
Centralized
• Visibility,
transparency and
understandability
builds trust
• Information needed
to be trusted
• Information needed
to be registered
• Market driven
• Interoperability of
registered identity
systems
• Registrants’ policies,
certifications, end-
points are easier to
find and be found

21. Information Needed “To Be Trusted”
Registrants’ business, legal and technical federation requirements
Information Needed “To Be Registered”
OIX verification of registrant information ensures credibility
ACCESS
LAYER
GOVERNANCE
LAYER
Manual/Automated Platforms
Discovery at high volumes and high velocities

22. Building OIXnet
Accelerating Self-Certification and Federation
ü Focusing on near-term, low cost, agile use-cases (e.g. OpenID Connect, Account
Chooser, etc.)
ü Investing in legal research focused on liability in the OIXnet registry model
Adapting Registry Models for OIXnet
ü CA Browser Forum Membership Information
ü FICAM TFS Approved Identity Services
ü U.S.-EU & U.S.-Swiss Safe Harbor Frameworks
Piloting* Registry Technical Infrastructure
ü Testing machine-to-machine discovery
ü Partnering with 3rd parties on development

23. WHO BENEFITS? HOW?
IDPs, APs, and RPs ü Access complete business, legal and technical requirements
ü Market driven convergence of requirements over time
ü Leverage safe harbor-type models for risk mitigation
COIs and TFPs ü Greater visibility into other COIs’ and TFPs’ requirements
ü Greater ability to identify federation opportunities
OIX Members ü Early influence on OIXnet governance and operations
ü Greater insight into market dynamics and policy needs
Pilots ü Greater visibility into global pilot requirements
ü Greater ability to identify interoperability opportunities
All Stakeholders ü Complete visibility into registrants’ requirements
ü Greater visibility of global market opportunities
ü Greater understandability of policy across registries

24. OIXnet Partners

25. Why OIX?

26. ü Non-profit
ü Multi-sector
ü Technology & business
model agnostic
ü Experience
ü Global
ü Industry leadership

27. Early Maps of Emerging Ecosystems

28. Don Thibeau
Chairman & President
don.thibeau@openidentityexchange.org
Join OIX’s work to build trust in internet identity.
Shape the future of trusted transactions online.