Technology Standards - Global Standards

Development of UML Profile for GRA and Open Source Tool. The developed profile will consist of:
•Building on the success of NIEM-UML (focused on data only) and leveraging GRA to extend the development of an IEPD to a full services specification.
•UML profiles for modeling GRA SSPs: a profile that will enable the development of Platform Independent Models for GRA SSPs, and a second profile that provides the parameters required to transform the Platform Independent Models for GRA SSP to GRA conformant SSPs (the Platform Specific Model)

Provide NIEM Health Care Domain governance and NIEM Human Services Domain governance.

Work with the Global Standards Council (GSC) to prioritize justice and health exchanges identified so the GSC can develop a Service Specification Package.

This meeting was held via teleconference between the TWG Chair (DHS CRCL) and Privacy Team SME to further review the drafts of audit questions and provide feedback on the progression of its development.

This meeting was held via teleconference between the TWG Chair (DHS CRCL) and Privacy Team SME to discuss and review the drafts of sections on 28 CFR Part 23 and NSI audit questions and a glossary or key related terms

The Global Reference Architecture (GRA) has embraced the concept of a service intermediary in the design and development of services. There are several advantages to a service architecture that includes the concept of an intermediary service. The goal of this paper is to outline the intermediary concept, how it fits into an overall service architecture, and the benefits of using an intermediary.

Problem:

To discuss and address enhancements to the federated identity and privilege management standards that are developed and maintained by this Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) team.