Our first CCN Meet Up is scheduled for next week 21st, where the TGH Centre for Global E-Health Innovation is kindly hosting Disruptive Business Models for E-Health.
Having recently joined Sheepdog, one of Canada’s leading Google Cloud consulting partners, I will be presenting on the role of Google Cloud services in this scenario, and specifically will focus on Cloud Identity architecture.
CloudIDsec – Google Cloud Identity
Another announcement is I have recently proposed a new Kantara working group, called Cloud Identity and Security Best Practices, and last week this was approved by their leadership team.
To introduce the group and the R&D focus my presentation will describe how these practices can be used with the Google Cloud services to achieve a ’Zero Trust Identity’ architecture, and how this can enable a patient record security model based on distributed web principles, describing:
- An IDaaS which uses brokerage and orchestration to manage identity and fact based policy access to data
- Users have a common OpenId across the ecosystem
- Restful API’s front services for orchestrating policy, authorization, multiple forms of authentication and adaptation to enterprise access schemes
- Public cloud applications using identity based cryptography to protect data stored in foreign locations
- Patient data access, including insurance carriers, through user managed permissions for care providers
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Howard Oliver
Mayukh Gon
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Neil McEvoy
Andrea Bilobrk
New to this space, I am reading all about procedures and processes…yet I have not seen anything addressing the binding of an individual to an account nor on any liability associated with the acceptance/dependence of the identity asserted. Without these two fundamental supports….the process described here is arbitrary at best.