Introduction

iSHARE Trust Framework was developed to improve data exchange between parties. The underlying assumption is that if data can flow in a controlled and efficient way, it will lead to efficient use of infrastructure, less carbon emissions and more competitiveness. iSHARE focuses on three aspects (Identification, Authentication, and Authorisation) as they are considered indispensable in any communication between parties. The iSHARE Trust Framework is used for identification, authentication and authorisation based on OAuth and OpenID Connect standards. The iSHARE Trust Framework facilitates data spaces to organise their governance in addition to IAM and Operational workflows.

For the technical implementation of data spaces, there are specific architectural requirements that need to be fulfilled. They are essential for creating a secure, efficient, and interoperable way to foster growth across various sectors.

Implement the iSHARE Trust Framework in your data space

Learn the Fundamentals

Start by learning about the fundamentals of the iSHARE Trust Framework and the guiding principles.

Explore Your Role
Understand the iSHARE Flows
Refer to the Open Source Components

Our open source API specification can referred to in Swagger.

Try the Postman Collections

Use the iSHARE Postman collections to familiarise yourself with data flows and processes.

Walkthroughs and Implementation

Access walkthrough demos to guide you through various steps in the implementation process, ensuring a smooth and effective setup.

Compliance Testing

To verify compliance of your implementation setup, use our automated API testing environment, Conformance Test Tool (CTT) which helps confirm that your API services meet the required standards.

Setting up a test data space

Deploy a test data space using the resource available in our GitHub repository and DSSC based Dataspace Template.

Explore the Trust Body of Knowledge

For more information on implementing iSHARE, FAQs, Technical Standards and Test Certificates can found in the following sections.

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