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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. Define, or agree to adopt as is, the following 6 policies and seek endorsement from the governance body
  6. Review the AEGIS endorsed policy guidelines required for AARC compliance and ensure their technical implementation
    1. Identify your assurance requirements following https://aarc-community.org/guidelines/aarc-g031/ 
    2. Identify suitable token lifetimes
  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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