Public Key Security Infrastructure for Open Constitution Network
The goal is to establish a public key security infrastructure for specific use cases within the Open Constitution Network. This infrastructure will be used to enhance the security and reliability of various operations within the network.
Use Cases
The public key security infrastructure will be used for the following scenarios:
Human-Machine ID Interaction Authentication: The infrastructure will be used to authenticate interactions between humans and machines on the Open Constitution Network. This will ensure that only authorized users and machines can interact within the network.
Human-Machine Governance Transactions: The infrastructure will also be used to secure governance transactions between humans and machines on the Open Constitution Network. This will ensure the integrity and authenticity of these transactions.
Securely Signing Off Change Requests: The infrastructure will be used to securely sign off change requests, specifically for open source IP contributions to a project lifecycle on the Open Constitution Network. This will ensure that only authorized users can make changes to the project lifecycle and that these changes are securely logged.
Securely Signing Off Financial Services Contracts: The infrastructure will also be used to securely sign off financial services contracts on the Open Constitution Network. This will ensure that all financial transactions are securely executed and recorded.
The implementation of a public key security infrastructure will significantly enhance the security and reliability of operations within the Open Constitution Network.