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An analysis of the improvements required on PDK v1 is included in https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15506826 





Steps to getting started with Policies for a Collaboration


  1. Define a unique name for your collaboration (recommend DNS) 
  2. Identify a governance body to make policy decisions
  3. We strongly suggest (although this is out of scope here) 
    1. Identifying your primary assets
    2. Completing a risk assessment
    3. Defining your rules of participation and the escalation procedure in case of non-compliance
    4. Any additional legal and regulatory compliance necessary
  4. Define the purpose of your collaboration → this will be used for your AUP 
  5. Review the AEGIS endorsed policy guidelines required for AARC compliance
    1. Identify your assurance requirements following https://aarc-community.org/guidelines/aarc-g031/ and ensure its technical implementation
    2. Token lifetimes
  6. Define, or agree to adopt as is, the following 6 policies and seek endorsement from the governance body
  7. Ensure that the policies are presented to and accepted by the relevant audiences
  8. Publish your policies at a suitable location 



DocumentAARC template for interoperabilityExamples
Membership managementMembership Management
AUPWISE AUP
Privacy Policy
REFEDS privacy notice
AAOPSAttribute Authority Operational Security
Security Operational BaselineSecurity Operational Baseline
Incident response procedure EOSC, UK-IRIS, AARC federated incident response procedure



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