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Cooperative  environments  where  multiple  organizations  interact  for providing  e-services  to  their  customers  are  widely  diffused  and  often referred  as  virtual  enterprises.  IT  systems  supporting  these inter-organizational  models  must  be  designed  by  taking  into  account  both functional  and  non-functional  issues.  Among  the  non-functional  issues, information  security  solutions  play  an  important  role  as  mechanisms  for reinforcing trust among members of a virtual enterprise and their supplier/customers. In this paper, we outline a set of non-functional requirements for IT systems supporting virtual enterprises, and describe the federated identity management system which has been implemented in the context of an EU project (LD-CAST) as an example of a trust-reinforcing mechanism

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