Groups - (NZ) Government Logon Service Design Overview (www.e.govt.nz/docs/authent-blueprint-0605/index.html) uploaded

[colin.wallis@ssc.govt.nz]

FYI: New Zealand Government Logon Service Design Overview.

This publicly accessible document overviews the design of the first piece
of centralied infrastructure being undertaken under the New Zealand
All-of-government authentication programme. More detailed specifications
underpin this overview.

The interest for e-Gov TC members in this document is likely to be in the
area of privacy considerations.  Users control their key/s (e.g
username/password). These are not known to, nor shared amongst government
agencies, since the GLS authenticates the user and sends a modified key to
the government agency to make a unique user/modified key/agency
combination.   

 -- Mr. Colin Wallis

The document named (NZ) Government Logon Service Design Overview
(www.e.govt.nz/docs/authent-blueprint-0605/index.html) has been submitted
by Mr. Colin Wallis to the OASIS e-Government TC document repository.

Document Description:
This document is a link to http://www.e.govt.nz/docs/authent-blueprint-0605/index.html
This publicly accessible document overviews the design of the first piece
of centralied infrastructure being undertaken under the New Zealand
All-of-government authentication programme. More detailed specifications
underpin this overview.

The interest for e-Gov TC members in this document is likely to be in the
area of privacy considerations.  Users control their key/s (e.g
username/password). These are not known to, nor shared amongst government
agencies, since the GLS authenticates the user and sends a modified key to
the government agency to make a unique user/modified key/agency
combination.   

View Document Details:
http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/egov/document.php?document_id=14341

Download Document:  
http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/egov/download.php/14341/www.e.govt.nzdocsauthent-blueprint-0605index.html


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