SJC 8/22/2002: [security-jc] Latest Charter Statement Vote

[Monica Martin <mmartin@certivo.net>]

Vote is yes from XCBF.
 
Phil, should I forward to XCBF?
Monica

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Darran Rolls 
	Sent: Thu 8/22/2002 11:49 AM 
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	Subject: [security-jc] Latest carter statement for approval via
email vote
	
	

	Below is the latest draft of the charter statement that includes
the discussion from today’s con-call.   As I understand it, we are
operating an email vote to accept this text.  One vote per member TC
should be forwarded to the chair phil.griffin@asn-1.com before close of
business 9/02/2002. 

	 

	 

	To promote the use of consistent terms

	 

	*        Through consultation with, and the participation of
member TC's, to encourage new and developing TC's to use consistent
security terms and definitions in specification documentation.

	 

	To promote re-use

	 

	*        To provide the definition and identification of
re-usable security related specification elements.  Security related
specification elements are defined as (but are not limited to) object
models, use cases, extensible XML elements, cryptographic processes and
deployment profiles.

	
To champion an OASIS security standards model

	 

	*        To champion the creation of a reference model that
shows how OASIS security TC specifications are inter-related.  This
reference model shall define how OASIS security related specifications
"fit together" and relate to other security relevant works at W3C, IETF,
WS-I, X.509 etc.

	 

	To provide consistent PR

	 

	*        To provide a single point of contact for addressing
security related enquiries at OASIS and in doing so to help organize and
coordinate security related comment and PR from OASIS.

	 

	To promote mutuality, operational independence & ethics

	 

	*        The SJC will foster and maintain respect among OASIS
security TCs and for them in the security community at large. The SJC
will maintain a vendor neutral and vendor agnostic view in its support
for diverse security technologies.
	
	

	*        The SJC will promote public safeguards and believes
that security technologies should be used solely for legal, ethical, and
nondiscriminatory purposes. The joint committee is committed to the
highest standards of systems integrity and data security in order to
deter identity theft, protect personal privacy, and ensure equal rights
in all security applications.

	 

	 

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