Re: [pki-tc-chair] Oasis PKI contact list

[Steve Hanna <Steve.Hanna@Sun.COM>]

Thanks for your note, Stephen. I have updated
your contact information in my address book.

In order to add your name to the PKI TC email
list, I'm afraid that you need to be an OASIS
member. You can join OASIS as an individual for
US$250 per year. If that's not possible, you
can follow discussions through the web archives
but you won't be able to participate. :-(

We are looking into the possibility of having
a pki-tc-interest list that we can use to send
announcements to interested parties, but that's
not ready yet.

One thing that you *can* do without being an
OASIS member is to read our PKI Action Plan at
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/pki/pkiactionplan.pdf
If you like it, you can sign on as a supporter
and we'll list you as such in the next version
of the PKI Action Plan. Let me know if you want
to do so.

Thanks,

Steve

P.S. I could not access the document at
www.aitsf.aeema.asn.au/resources/doc/documents_10.pdf
Maybe there's a typo in the URL?

Stephen Wilson wrote:
> 
> Folks
> 
> I would like to update my contact details please on the Oasis PKI list.  I
> was in close contact through much of 2003 on the survey and the
> implementation plan.  I left my previous employer and have set up a new
> independent consultancy "Lockstep".  My strong interests remain in PKI,
> cross broder PKI, embedded PKI, smartcards etc.
> 
> Is it possible to have my new email address added to the list?  And let me
> register my interest too in remaining involved.  Much as I would like to
> formally join Oasis, it isn't possible yet with my fledgling business.
> 
> John Sabo: you may recall we met a couple of times way back when I was
> with PwC.  I used to chair the Certification Forum of Australia and in
> that capacity made a keynote presentation at the PKI Forum meeting in
> Sydney in 2000 on a new international PKI model.
> 
> A recent expression of my views is in
> www.aitsf.aeema.asn.au/resources/doc/documents_10.pdf
> 
> I've been working recently on a comparison of the US Federal Bridge and a
> community-of-interest specific approach.  Are these topics of interest?
> Perhaps we can correspond.
> 
> Looking forward to news.  Cheers,
> 
> Stephen Wilson
> Lockstep Consulting
> ABN 59 593 754 482
> 
> 11 Minnesota Ave
> Five Dock NSW 2046
> Australia
> 
> P +61 (0)414 488 851
> 
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