National Institute
of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Computer
Security Division : Security Technology Group : Cryptographic Standards and
Guidelines
Cryptographic Toolkit
Last Update: November 29,
2001
Second Key Management Workshop
November 1-2, 2001
Workshop Objective: A key establishment scheme definition document and a key management guidance document are currently under development as discussed in the white paper.The workshop versions of the key establishment schemes document and the key management guideline were discussed. A report of the workshop will be available soon. The agenda and presentation slides are provided below. Comments have been received. A list of issues discussed at the workshop is also available.
Welcome, History, etc. (.ppt, .pdf, notes in .pdf) - Elaine Barker
Key Establishment Schemes Document Overview (.ppt, .pdf) - Miles Smid
P1363 (.ppt, .pdf) - David Jablon
P1363.2 (.ppt, .pdf) - David Jablon
Status of ANSI X9.44 (.ppt, .pdf) Burt Kaliski
Future Plans for the Schemes Document & Introduction to the Guideline (.ppt, .pdf) - Elaine Barker
Key Management Guideline Document Overview (.ppt, .pdf, notes in .pdf) - Curt Barker
Sections 1-2: Introduction, Glossary and Acronyms (.ppt, .pdf) - Tim Polk
Section 3: Cryptographic Algorithms, Keys and Other Keying Material and Section 4.4: Key Establishment (.ppt, .pdf) - Miles Smid
Section 4: Key Management Lifecycle (.ppt, .pdf) - Curt Barker
Section 5: General key management Guidance (.ppt, .pdf, notes in .pdf) - Elaine Barker
Section 6: Selected Infrastructures (.ppt, .pdf) - Tim Polk (Note: This presentation was not given because of time constraints)
Further information:
Contact Elaine Barker, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Building
100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8930, Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8930; telephone 301-975-2911;
Fax 301-948-1233, or email ebarker@nist.gov.
Comments should be addressed to kmscomments@nist.gov.
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