From: Eastlake III Donald-LDE008 [Donald.Eastlake@motorola.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 1:57 PM
To: 'xkms-ws-submit@w3.org'
Cc: Eastlake III Donald-LDE008
Subject: XKMS workshop position paper

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Hi,

Below is my position paper in response to the call for participation for the Workshop on XML key management.  I do not feel a need to actually present at this workshop. I have registered for the workshop (and for the Encryption Face to Face meeting the following day).

Thanks,
Donald


W3C Workshop on XML Key Management Services
    Redwood City, CA, 19 July 2001

Position Paper of
    Donald E. Eastlake 3rd
    Member of Technical Staff
    Motorola Laboratories
    20 Cabot Boulevard,
    Mansfield, MA 02048 USA

My Experience: I have extensive experience in security protocol
    design, standardization, and implementation. I am:

        Co-chair of the XML Digital Signature Working Group and
    co-editor of the XML Digital Signature specification.

        Editor of the algorithms section of the XML Encryption
    specification (not yet integrated into a released document,
    see http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-
    encryption/2001Jun/0070.html ).

        A principal architect of DNS security (RFC 2535-2541, RFC
    2845, RFC 2930-2931, etc.).

        Author of the standard reference within the IETF on
    Cryptographic Randomness, RFC 1750.

        Designer and/or implementer of financial cryptography
    services (RFC 1898) including an implementation of the SET
    <http://www.setco.org> protocol.

Company Needs: Motorola is increasingly considering the use of
    XML for handset and other mobile communications and
    transcoding. Security is an important element of this
    including mechanisms to establish trust based on keys and
    certificates.

Expectations: I expect, based on the workshop, to be able to
    advise parts of Motorola concerning server based XML key and
    certificate trust established and to advise them as to the
    desirability of participation in any W3C activity resulting
    from the workshop.

Contributions: I expect to be able to contribute to the
    discussion and evaluation of mechanisms for XML Key
    Management Services and to be able to contribute ideas for
    solutions, should problems be encountered, based on my
    extensive experience.