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+1.2 How to Use This Suite of SPs |
1.2 How to Use This Suite of SPsThese guidelines support the mitigation of the negative impacts of errors that occur during the functions of identity proofing, authentication, and federation. Section 3, Digital Identity Risk Management, describes the risk assessment process and how the results of the risk assessment and additional context inform the selection of controls to secure the identity proofing, authentication, and federation processes. Controls are selected by determining the assurance level required to mitigate each applicable type of digital identity error for a particular service based on risk and mission. Specifically, organizations are required to select an assurance level1 for each of the following functions: Identity Assurance Level (IAL) refers to identity proofing functions.
Authentication Assurance Level (AAL) refers to authentication functions.
Federation Assurance Level (FAL) refers to federation functions when the relying party (RP) is connected to a credential service provider (CSP) or an identity provider (IdP) through a federated protocol.
SP 800-63 is organized as the following suite of volumes: SP 800-63 Digital Identity Guidelines describes the digital identity models, risk assessment methodology, and processes for selecting assurance levels for identity proofing, authentication, and federation. SP 800-63 contains both normative and informative material.
[SP800-63A]: provides requirements for identity proofing and the remote or in-person enrollment of applicants, who wish to gain access to resources at each of the three IALs. It details the responsibilities of CSPs with respect to establishing and maintaining subscriber accounts and binding CSP-issued or subscriber-provided authenticators to the subscriber account.
SP 800-63A contains both normative and informative material.
[SP800-63B] provides requirements for authentication processes that can be used at each of the three AALs, including choices of authenticators. It also provides recommendations on events that can occur during the lifetime of authenticators (e.g., invalidation in the event of loss or theft).
SP 800-63B contains both normative and informative material.
[SP800-63C] provides requirements on the use of federated identity architectures and assertions to convey the results of authentication processes and relevant identity information to an organization’s application.
SP 800-63C contains both normative and informative material.
1. Ħarsa ġenerali
1.1 Referenzi1.2 Rekwiżiti identifikati1.3 Regolamenti relatati2. Rekwiżiti identifikati
3. Regolamenti relatati
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