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Trust Establishment Service

This service represents the ability of one resource to determine if its peer can be trusted. In order to establish trust, well known identities and security policies must be used, additionally, if inter-domain trust establishment requires an analysis of the security policies and procedures of the peer security domain.

Key definitions:

trust: In cryptology and cryptosystems, that characteristic allowing one entity to assume that a second entity will behave exactly as the first entity expects. Note: Trust may apply only for some specific function. The critical role of trust in the authentication framework is to describe the relationship between an authenticating entity and a certification authority; an authenticating entity must be certain that it can trust the certification authority to create only valid and reliable certificates. [After X.509]

Trust establishment is implemented through the Identity Establishment and Quality of Identity Services.

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