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- trustmarks - e.g. R&S, CoC, IDESG
- notification and consent suppression options
- icons to represent either the SP or the IdP or both
- required and optional attributes
- informed consent informational dialogues
- third party reuse and other privacy policy information
A variety of mechanisms are anticipated to provide this information:
- SAML end-entity, generally acting as trustmarks, particularly for dynamic information
- Well-known URIs where policies and more static information might reside
- Resolvable attributes, where the information is obtained directly through resolving the attribute name or value
- Others
Internal sources of the information could Internal needs include local configuration options (e.g.notification options) as well as supporting above the above information for local applications
External sources may provide the above information for federated applications.
A variety of mechanisms are anticipated to provide this information