3.10.2 Sharing Information Between CSPs

In some larger federation systems, particularly multilateral federations managed by federation authorities, there can be multiple CSPs involved in the same trust agreement. In such cases, it could be desirable for CSPs to share information with each other for activities, such as fraud mitigation (e.g., to prevent an attacker from jumping between CSPs with different accounts to avoid detection). While sharing information in this way can be used to mitigate fraud, there are also substantial privacy concerns as the CSPs could learn subscriber attributes and actions from each other that were not originally disclosed to all CSPs that the subscriber uses.

Similar information sharing could be desirable between IdPs that may operate independently from the CSP, such as between subscriber-controlled wallets that are hosted on remote systems, and such sharing has similar privacy considerations.

All information transmissions between CSPs and/or IdPs SHALL be subject to the limitations for IdPs enumerated in Sec. 3.10.1. Any such information sharing between CSPs and/or IdPs SHALL be included in their privacy risk assessments.

The terms of the trust agreement that connects CSPs SHALL define the policies that apply for the transfer of information shared between CSPs. In a trust agreement managed by a federation authority, the federation authority defines these terms.

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