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OASIS News: KMIP, PKCS, EDXL, and more
8 Mar 2016
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The Open Standards Community Newsletter
OASIS KMIP & PKCS Interops attract RSA Expo crowds
TC approves EDXL Tracking of Emergency Patients as Committee Specification
EDXL-TEP is a messaging standard for exchanging emergency patient and tracking information from the point of patient encounter through definitive care admission or field release. TEP supports patient tracking across the Emergency Medical Services care continuum.
MQTT TC publishes Errata for IoT standard
The errata addresses version 3.1.1 of the Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), a lightweight, client-server publish/subscribe messaging transport protocol widely used in IoT and M2M.
EU and US agree on “Privacy Shield”
Carol Cosgrove-Sacks, OASIS Senior Advisor on International Standards Policy, reports that the new agreement aims to restore trust in transatlantic data flows and sets up a sound framework for commercial data exchange. The goal is to ensure that personal data is fully protected whilst enabling companies to take advantage of digital opportunities. Both US and EU authorities provided strong commitments that the Privacy Shield will be strictly enforced with no indiscriminate or mass surveillance by national security authorities.
OASIS open standards regarding Trust, Privacy and Cyber Security contribute to reinforcing data privacy protection.
Hitachi, Infiswift, and Netcracker become newest OASIS Sponsors
Hitachi delivers innovations that answer society's challenges, providing power & infrastructure systems, information & telecommunication systems, construction machinery, high functional materials & components, automotive systems, healthcare and others.
Infiswift provides a unique IoT architecture that enables world-class security and scalability with a powerful development environment and analytics front end for custom implementations.
Netcracker provides consulting, professional and managed services and an end-to-end software portfolio for telecommunications and cable customers.
New Contributor members include Greenlots, GS1 Columbia. Welcome all!
Public reviews underway for XSMILE, KMIP
KMIP 1.3 and KMIP Usage Guide 1.3
improve Key Management Interoperability Protocol interoperability and provide guidance on how to implement KMIP most effectively. Submit comments by 18 Mar.
XML Interchange Language for System Dynamics (XMILE) 1.0 Errata
Submit comments by 9 Mar.
Open Source, Open Standards, Open Minds
Scott McGrath, OASIS COO, will speak at a free event hosted by ANSI on 15 April, Washington, DC
FOUNDATIONAL SPONSORS
RSA 2017 Interops
CTI, KMIP, PKCS 11 TC members should reserve space before 2 April. Earlier is better, as space
is limited.
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