OVERVIEW & UPDATE  

CROWDED & NOISY LANDSCAPE

InCommon �

OIX �

IDESG �

Kantara�OASIS�SGIP �

EEMA � STORK2.0�DigitalNorth�

TScheme �IDAP �

NSTIC �

Smart Card Alliance �

FutureID �

UPU�

Kerberos�

GSMA �

EFF�

EEMA �

WEF�IdentityNorth �

UMA�

BankID� TDL�TSCP �

IDecosystem.org �

TDL�

FICAM � FIDO �

OpenID Japan �

DIAC �

WAYF�REFEDS�

ABA Task Force on Identity�

FCCX �

TERENA � IETF�

WC3�

Identity Commons �

OIDF�

IDESG �ISO �

ITU-T�

ACLU �

“OIX is becoming a uniquely influential leader in the identity

ecosystem.”

“So what is OIX going to do that is unique and needed?”

WHAT OIX DOESN’T DO

Policy

Certification

Advocacy

OIDF�

OASIS�

Kantara�EEMA �

TScheme �IdentityNorth �

WC3�

InCommon �

TERENA �

Smart Card Alliance �

IDESG �

SGIP � STORK2.0�DigitalNorth�

IDAP � NSTIC �

FutureID �

UPU�

Kerberos�

GSMA �EFF�

EEMA �

WEF�

UMA�

BankID�

TDL�TSCP �

IDecosystem.org �

FICAM �

FIDO �

OpenID Japan �

DIAC �WAYF�

REFEDS�ABA Task Force on Identity�

FCCX �

IETF�

Identity Commons �

IDESG �

ISO �

ITU-T�

ACLU �

WHAT OIX DOES

Solutions

Business

Governance

OIX VALUE PROPOSITIONS

Business

OIX enables new and expanded business models: e.g. consortiums, exchanges and public/private partnerships.

OIX increases member market visibility, federation interoperability and identity standards adoption.

OIX incubates and market tests new and expanded online services while reducing time-to-market and operating costs.

Governance OIX provides trusted 3rd party platforms: neutral, non-profit and technology agnostic.

OIX facilitates global interoperability: cross-sector and multi-stakeholder.

OIX promotes open standards, defines best practices and enables self-regulation for online identity systems.

Solutions OIX White Papers analyze identity issues, report on industry pilots and help define best practices.

OIXnet registration of interoperability specifications provides transparency, increases assurance and mitigates risk.  

OIX Working Groups provide early insight, interpretation and influence on business requirements.  

 

SUCCESS METRICS

t2 = >volume + >velocity + >variety

Mission A non-profit trade group of industry leaders providing the neutral governance and shared business platforms needed for global interoperability.

Vision A catalyst for trusted transactions online at a greater volume and velocity enabling a greater variety of solutions in the private and public sectors.

Value To expand online services and adoption of new business models through joint research, pilot projects and the development and registration of trust frameworks.

WORKING GLOBALLY ACTING LOCALLY

“So what did OIX accomplish in 2013?”

2013 IN REVIEW

Organization “Team of rivals”   Premium brands   Global leadership   Multi-sector   Trusted & neutral Start-Up Circle

Awareness Private & public sectors ‣  O5 Identity Summits   Global identity initiatives ‣  IDAP ‣  FCCX ‣  DIAC New opportunities ‣  GSMA ‣  Banking ‣  Retail

Momentum OIXnet Registry ‣  Trust frameworks ‣  White lists ‣  Scheme rules   OIX pilots ‣  Social ‣  Mobile ‣  Security Open standards ‣  OpenID Connect ‣  Account Chooser ‣  UK IDAP GPGs

Results OIX trust frameworks: ‣ Attribute Exchange Network ‣ “Publish” Trust ‣ Telecom Data Trust Published (6) white papers with (12) in pipeline   OIX UK ‣ IDSG ‣ HMG grant ‣ IDAP

“SILVER BUCKSHOT”

‣  Concise & readable

‣  Focus on common industry roadblocks

‣  Report on pilot results

‣  Authored by independent experts

OIX White Papers

Market Intelligence

Business Models

Best Practices

Market Messaging $

“The Vocabulary of Identity Systems Liability”

“An Open Market Solution for Online Identity Assurance”

“The Publish Trust APA Registration on OIXnet”

“Attribute Exchange Networks: New Infrastructure for Digital Business”

“Interoperability Between Central and Local Government Identity Assurance Schemes”

“The Shared Signals Model”

OIXnet UPDATE

OIXnet amplifies certifications, extends federations, promotes open

standards, and enables self regulation.

A force multiplier for federation  ‣  Listing service is Phase I  ‣  Machine-to-machine capability is Phase II  

Four Vectors of Technology Influence

White Lists

Standards

Certifications Regulations

 ‣  Architect standards for identity verification and authentication  ‣  Define a permissions system for personal data exchange  ‣  Develop a legal framework that will facilitate the interoperability between different players in the ecosystem, while ensuring users’ data protection and privacy  ‣  Establish and prove a commercial model for personal data exchange  ‣  Pilot and demonstrate efficient marketplace for personal data transactions

“Establish a secure and trusted marketplace that enables consumers to

control, share and benefit from their digital transactions and personal

information”

GSMA UPDATE

UK IDAP UPDATE

Alpha deliverables:  ‣  Interoperable components  ‣  Test the business model, user-experience and technical feasibility ‣  Discover Government and commercial needs  ‣  Focus on convenient, secure & privacy-enhancing digital transactions ‣  Address the legal framework, liability and operating models

OIX UK to facilitate and coordinate the rapid formation, deployment, and analysis of small scale, low-risk tests.

SHARED SIGNALS UPDATE

“Without policy coherence we need signals – events that trigger

workflow and policy considerations” ‣  The objective is to demonstrate cost savings & risk reduction.

‣  The goal is interoperability – knowing when something occurs within a domain is easy; across domains is hard.

‣  The value proposition is a trust fabric across domains.

Event

Signal

B

C

Signal Manager

A B A C

A

Account Manager C

Account Manager B

Account Manager A

How is OIX important to me, my team and my organization?

OIX 2014

Deliverables

Vision

‣ White Papers ‣ Trust Framework Registrations ‣ Program Management

Focus

Differentiation ‣  Industry leaders are members ‣ Members drive global engagement

‣ “Mobile Identity” ‣ “Online Identity” Business Case Development ‣ “Start Up Circle”

‣ Trusted transactions @ high volume, velocity & variety

PATH FORWARD

Member engagement drives member ROI ‣  Board – governance & strategic ‣  Working Groups – technical & tactical implementations ‣  Market – liaisons/coordination with other leading orgs

“The more you bring, the more you get” ‣  OIX builds brand awareness and raises your team’s profile in

crowded and noisy markets

Align your goals with OIX/align OIX with your goals ‣  Propose pilots, white papers, etc. ‣  Identify common industry roadblocks ‣  Tell the OIX story at industry events

“Thanks for your support of the Open Identity Exchange. We look forward to

aligning your professional and organizational goals with OIX.”

Don Thibeau

Chairman Open Identity Exchange

CONTACT

Don Thibeau – Chairman and President

‣  don.thibeau@openidentityexchange.org

John Ehrig – Program Manager ‣  jehrig@inventures.com

General Inquiries ‣  help@openidentityexchange.org

Web ‣  www.openidentityexchange.org