Policy-Discussion

[Duane <duane AT cacert.org>]

Graham Freeman wrote:

> I'm a 26-year-old US citizen.  I live in the 
> agricultural/University-dominated city of Davis, in the US state of 
> California.  Davis is an hour by car from San Francisco in the West, and 
> about 20-minutes from Sacramento in the East.  At my day job as the 
> Datacenter Security Administrator for the University of California at 
> Davis, I work with my colleagues to improve security in the countless 
> servers and network equipment that we host in the campus datacenter.  
> Some time soon I plan to get my CISSP certification.  My main 
> "extra-curricular" activity is working to turn my small internet 
> services business into a cooperative.

We have a number of options for Organisations, we have a fleshed out 
policy on our wiki: 
http://wiki.cacert.org/wiki/PolicyDrafts/OrganisationAssurance

> I've joined this list for many reasons, not the least of which is the 
> fact that I think our two projects (CACert.org and Cernio ICT 
> Cooperative) could benefit from collaborating.  At the very least, 
> Cernio will make use of CACert's services in its efforts to educate its 
> members on PKI and encourage them to make greater use of encryption.  We 
> will contribute financially.  Also, I intend to join CACert's Assurance 
> Programme - it's just a matter of taking the time to have my notary and 
> attorney each verify my identity and then mail off a packet to Australia.

There is a number of people in and around SF and the state that could 
give you assurance points.

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Best regards,
 Duane

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