http://www.w3.org/2009/policy-ws/cfp.html
"W3C invites people to participate in a Workshop on Access Control Application Scenarios on 17-18 November 2009 in Luxembourg. This Workshop is intended to explore evolving application scenarios for access control technologies, such as XACML. Results from a number of recent European research projects in the grid, cloud computing, and privacy areas show overlapping use cases for these technologies that extend beyond classical intra-enterprise applications. The Workshop, co-financed by the European Commission 7th framework program via the PrimeLife project, is free of charge and open to anyone, subject to review of their statement of interest and space availability.
The workshop is intended to discuss issues around access control in very wide sense, encompassing conditions and rules derived from the fact of accessing information. Topics that might serve as appropriate discussion points for position papers include, but are not limited to:
- interaction between access control and privacy policies
- language extensions to connect access control languages to novel types of credentials
- large-scale cloud and grid computing use cases for access control technologies
- policy management
- mechanisms for controlling progressive disclosure of information by user agents and servers
- the emerging role of trust delegation and supportive mechanisms in cloud computing, grid, and Web use cases
- mechanisms for richer user control over downstream data controllers
The workshop will examine experiences and recent research results in these areas, their need for agreed semantics, the need for extensions to existing access control languages, and perhaps for radically new approaches.
Position papers are due 23 October. See the call for participation for more information."
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