This paper discusses problem areas in P3P 1.0 and proposes possible solutions, focusing on longer term changes, which could form part of P3P 2.0. Key issues discussed are Compact Policies, APPEL, Consent Mechanisms, The Base Data Schema, P3P in Enterprise environments and P3P in Identity Management Systems. SUGGESTIONS FOR LONG TERM CHANGES TO P3P 1

Digital Ecosystem is a new paradigm for dynamic IT business integration. Its main focus is to provide microand small enterprises with technological solutions bootstrapping their growth and cooperation. In a Digital Ecosystem, institutions compete in some business aspects and collaborate in others, and thus form stable and unstable coalitions. Such a dynamic environment becomes a bottleneck for ...

abstract background: epilepsy exposes patients to many physical, social, and emotional challenges. thus, it seems to portray a complex picture and needs holistic care. medical treatment and psychosocial part of epilepsy remain central to managing and improving the patient’s qualify of life through team efforts. some studies have shown the dimensions of self‑management, but its management proces...

Future multiservice networks will be extremely large and complex. In this environment, Active Services will be needed to enable the rapid service evolution demanded by users. Active services also enable service management to be delegated to network users as a large set of independent small-scale management systems, thus minimising management costs. However, novel management solutions will be re...

Access to information systems across corporate boundaries with high demands to privacy and trust result into ambitious research and development targets. This study provides motivation and a roadmap for approaching integrated security management solutions in a business network of partners with heterogeneous ICT and security infrastructures. We aim at describing specifics of identity and access m...

Current federated identity management solutions for open networks do not solve the scalability problems for users. In some cases, federation might even increase the identity management complexity that users need to handle. Solutions should empower users to actively participate in making decisions about their identity, but this is far from the current situation. This paper proposes the Identity ...

INTRODUCTION Oracle Identity Management is an integrated, scalable and robust identity management infrastructure. Oracle Identity Management includes an LDAP directory service, directory integration and provisioning services, a delegated administration service application, authentication and authorization services, and an X.509 V3 certificate authority. Key benefits of Oracle Identity Managemen...