Proposed ITU Resolutions on Cybersecurity, IoT Evolution, and E-Health Services
The proposed amendments focus on enhancing cybersecurity measures, adapting identification systems for IoT advancements, and improving access to e-health services. The resolutions aim to address emerging technological trends while emphasizing security, interoperability, and unique identification systems.
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Issues need harmonization New Resolutions: Over The Top, Open Source, Privacy (see Ad-hoc results) Resolutions related with DoA Resolution 50: Cybersecurity Resolution 60: The evolution of the identification and numbering systems to meet the emerging technological trends including Internet of Things (IoT) Resolution 78: Information and communication technology applications and standards for improved access to e-health services New proposed Resolution on Counterfeit Proposed ways Basic reference: PP Resolution 188, recognizing: add all Res as a basic reference e) that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255, which is based on the digital object architecture, provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; Remove words: DoA, DONA Foundation and Handle Systems Add descriptive texts to explain features: see each resolutions (blue parts) After agreement at HoD, propose to COM4 as a Chairman s proposal
Proposed Amendments 1. Resolution 50: Cybersecurity Texts in Ad-Hoc Proposed Texts recognizing e) that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 [,which is based on the Digital Object Architecture (DoA),] provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; e) which is based on the Digital Object Architecture, provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; * remove bracket that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 , [i) the DOA, provides a secure identifier service that has built-in mechanism to protect service integrity and data confidentiality and provides management functions which are self-contained and changes are controlled by the use of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) that is also self-contained in the system, ] [h) that the Handle System, which is a component of the DOA, has many benefits including storing the Handles as hierarchic Identifiers with secure access to attributes that must be authorized, management functions are self-contained and changes are controlled by the use of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) which is also self-contained in the system, and access to the Handle System may be signed and validated by the user,] that the Handle System, which is a component of [f) the importance of a system which provides unique identification, assignment and resolution of digital objects including the use of handles and abstracts references; * Remove and aggregate as in above texts
Proposed Amendments 2. Resolution 60: The evolution of the identification and numbering systems to meet the emerging technological trends including Internet of Things (IoT) Texts in Ad-Hoc Proposed Texts Recognizing further a) that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 [,which is based on the Digital Object Architecture (DoA),] provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; e) which is based on the Digital Object Architecture, provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; * remove bracket that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 , b) [that DOA key features include security, integrity & privacy of data, Unicode-based multilingual support of all types of languages and scripts, open architecture, interoperability of heterogeneous systems, quality of information and its scalability]; d) [that the approach for identification as implemented by the Handle System (which is a component of the DOA) which has many benefits, including facilitating the interoperability of heterogeneous systems], d) recognizing the benefits of a system which provides unique identification, assignment and resolution of digital objects including the use of handles and abstracts references; * Remove and aggregate as in above texts
Proposed Amendments 3. Resolution 78:Information and communication technology applications and standards for improved access to e-health services Texts in Ad-Hoc Proposed Texts Recognizing further c) that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 [,which is based on the Digital Object Architecture (DoA),] provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; c) which is based on the Digital Object Architecture, provides a framework for discovery of identity management information; * remove bracket that Recommendation ITU-T X.1255 , [d) component of the DOA, has many key features including security, integrity, privacy of data, interoperability of heterogeneous systems, quality of information and its scalability, ] that the Handle System, which is a d) the importance of a system which provides unique identification, assignment and resolution of digital objects , including the use of handles and abstract references * Replace as above text instructs ITU-T Study Group 16 and ITU-T Study Group 20 . 3 for ensuring the broad deployment of e-health services in diverse operating conditions, to study communication protocols relating to e-health, especially among heterogeneous networks, taking into account the use of the Handle System; instructs ITU-T Study Group 16 and ITU-T Study Group 20 . 3 for ensuring the broad deployment of e-health services in diverse operating conditions, to study communication protocols relating to e-health, especially among heterogeneous networks, and the use of unique identification, assignment and resolution of digital objects;
Proposed Amendments 4. New Proposed Draft Resolution: Counterfeit (title is a on-going discussion issue) Texts in Ad-Hoc Proposed Texts Resolves 6 mechanisms and technologies standardized by the ITU and other standardization Bodies, as well as the framework agreement between the ITU and the DONA Foundation, for the creation of a global model for combating counterfeit and tampered telecommunication/ICT devices, and to involve experts and external entities in this activity as appropriate; 6 mechanisms and technologies standardized by the ITU and other standardization Bodies, as well as the framework agreement between the ITU and the DONA Foundation, for the creation of a global model for combating counterfeit and tampered telecommunication/ICT devices, and to involve experts and external entities in this activity as appropriate; * delete texts as shown above red color to facilitate the standardization of to facilitate the standardization of 3 persistent and secure identifiers, in collaboration with ITU-T Study Groups 2, 17 and 20 [including those based on the Digital Object Architecture (DOA)], that have the potential to be used in combating counterfeit and tampered products and telecommunication/ICT devices; including their scope of application and level of security in the context of their possible duplication/cloning; to study existing as well as new reliable, unique, instructs ITU-T Study Group 11 3 to study existing as well as new reliable, unique, persistent and secure identifiers, in collaboration with ITU-T Study Groups 2, 17 and 20 [including those based on the Digital Object Architecture (DOA)], that have the potential to be used in combating counterfeit and tampered products and telecommunication/ICT devices; including their scope of application and level of security in the context of their possible duplication/cloning; * delete texts as shown above red color
