Law enforcement in Identity space (NGN)
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[edit] Why do we need to consider the needs of law enforcement in the identity management space?
Obligation to support Law Enforcement
- Founded in democratic principle
- Expected in citizen’s charter in Europe
- Expected in European harmonisation frameworks
Mandate to support law enforcement
- In some states and some jurisdictions
[edit] Forms of law enforcement in NGNs
- Pre-arrest
- Lawful interception
- Incident management
- Privileged access to network
- GETS/WPS
- Restricted access to network
- GSM/3GPP/TETRA random access coding
- Post-incident
- Forensic support
- Data retention
The LI issues probably don't need to be kept in ITU-T as these are already dealt with in ETSI and they act to coordinate the regional requirements.
[edit] Identity requirements
- Identity needs to be legal and binding
- In the context of the activity under investigation
- Context needs to be identified
- Needed if identity forms part of legal process
- Location forms part of context
- Relationships form part of context
The binding of context in the latter phases of law enforcement support will influence the loaction of identity management - particularly as for use in legal proceedings the data presented has to be provable (i.e. probably only authoritative identities can be processed).
