UTA (Using TLS in Applications)

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UTA (Using TLS in Applications) is an IETF working group focused on defining best practices and standards for the secure use of Transport Layer Security (TLS) in application protocols.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF working group
abbreviation UTA NERFINISHED
areaOfFocus best practices for TLS in application protocols
secure use of Transport Layer Security in applications
standardization of TLS usage in application protocols
community open IETF participants
coordinatesWith other IETF security-related working groups
fullName Using TLS in Applications
goal define best current practices for TLS configuration
improve security of application protocols using TLS
promote interoperability of secure TLS deployments
hasWorkingGroupType standards development working group
meetsAt IETF meetings NERFINISHED
parentOrganization IETF NERFINISHED
Internet Engineering Task Force NERFINISHED
produces Best Current Practice documents
IETF RFCs NERFINISHED
standards-track documents
relatedTo IETF Security Area NERFINISHED
TLS protocol
application-layer security
scope application protocols using TLS
standardizes best practices for TLS in HTTP and other application protocols
best practices for TLS in email protocols
topic TLS configuration guidelines
TLS policy discovery and signaling
TLS version and ciphersuite recommendations
certificate validation in applications
opportunistic security for application protocols
use of TLS in application-layer protocols
usesProtocol TLS NERFINISHED
Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED

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RFC 8314 workingGroup UTA (Using TLS in Applications)
RFC 8996 workingGroup UTA (Using TLS in Applications)
this entity surface form: Using TLS in Applications