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...d digital entities to avail themselves of authentication services for each identifier in their data base. All except Facebook allow pseudonymous users. All have #Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems have been deployed in enterprises for decades, mos

...g” is about this property. Without it, we will not be able to optimize the relationship. ...nd b are about the same subject, U, it either has to contain a common user identifier or nonce. Both A and B may be able to attest many claims, but for collectio

...tes, and only those attributes that are required to establish and retain a relationship between one user and one relying party. is the traditional role for an Identifier provider (IdP). In some ways it becomes an anachronism as we disassemble, e

...ay or may not validate the initial complaint. That is the start of a trust relationship. # User ID = the identifier used by the patient or guardian when the sign into the provider or IHE port

|sub ||identifier of the RO || the grantor of access||MUST |puid || Persistent Identifier of RO || to handle recovery operation||MAY

...ent resource contains two elements that refer back to the source: a master identifier, and a direct reference to content from which this Consent Statement was de # Only after such a relationship has been establish the website can ask the user for access to healthcare da

* [http://openid.net/specs/openid-heart-oauth2-1_0.htmlHealth Relationship Trust Profile for OAuth 2.0] * [http://openid.net/specs/openid-heart-fhir-oauth2-1_0.html Health Relationship Trust Profile for Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) OAuth 2

...ay or may not validate the initial complaint. That is the start of a trust relationship. ...[[Identity Proofing]] to be used with other providers we need to create an identifier for the user with level 2 assurance.

* The high level goal is the establishment and maintenance of a relationship (binding) between the subject and one organization. # User consent only matters where there is an ongoing relationship between two entities.

...or her health data in one location or obtaining a voluntary unique patient identifier. The research identified several criteria to evaluate each solution, includ * If an attacker learns either your subject identifier or medical record locator, they can claim ownership. In a well-designed sys

...ay or may not validate the initial complaint. That is the start of a trust relationship. ...the protected key pair. The public part of the key pair is, in effect, an identifier of the patient.

# There will be multiple identifier frameworks (aka methods or profiles) which have their own set of identity r ...OpenID, it is oriented to enterprise environments where there is already a relationship with the users, there is no similar metadata standard for open environments

# Solution to the TEFCA requirement for Level 2 identifier assurance based on NIST 800-63-3 (A) for IAL2 and (B) for AAL2. ...cation and has mandated that many agencies will need to create their own [[Identifier]]s. This has not yet impacted medicare nor the providers' database keys whi

===Identifier used in Best Practices=== ====Selection of the format of the Identifier====

...identifiers may be used, for example an HTTPS connection always creates an identifier. Kerberos defines an anonymous connection in [https://www.rfc-editor.org/pd The user provides or permits some identifier that can be reused over time to link a continued presence. The RP does not

.../tcwiki.azurewebsites.net/index.php?title=Identifier_or_Attribute_Provider Identifier or Attribute providers]. .../tcwiki.azurewebsites.net/index.php?title=Identifier_or_Attribute_Provider Identifier or Attribute Provider], other sources are likely to occur in real-world sce

...e identity provider will be a distinct role from the RP where a persistent identifier across multiple interactions is desireable. # Identifier of the RP must be supplied to the user agent in a secure message, such as a

...ationship Identifier]], [[Service]], [[Software]], [[System]], [[Synthetic Identifier]]

...digital entity or human user on the internet needs to have a name or other identifier before any meaningful conversation about that thing is possible. ...s established attributes, behaviors or documents can be associated to that identifier.

...discuss identity. Existing identity models have been organized around the identifier that a user has registered at an Identity Provider (IdP). This has lead to ...e than a small subset of those attributes. The model seeks to describe the relationship and the interaction of the real-world user with the [[User Object]]s that a

session identifier (SID) ...may also be responsible for informing the CA or RA if the business unit's relationship with the Subscriber is terminated

...ration and authentication of an identity; access is part of the risk/trust relationship that determines what a user is permitted to do, not who they are. An address is the identifier for a specific termination point

...sp800-63-3.html#def-and-acr (NIST 800-63)] (not defined but used - A close relationship between the RA and CSP is typical) ##Identifier Provider (that can get combined with Attribute and Authentication Provider

...ship, it would work equally well for any case where their is a contractual relationship between the user and the identity provider (IdP). ...y the claim created by the enterprise will contain the enterprise internal identifier for the user. Note that some enterprises create alias that are not specific