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We have grouped these into a scopes, but these are just suggestions, everyone is welcome to suggest/package a scope.

Mark Lizar

Salvatore D'Agostino attending

Project 1

PII Controller Notice Credential (for notice, records, receipts, tokens and directed consent) focus on regulated Public Credential Management and interoperability)

Work Plan outline -

  • 1. Reason - addressing security and authority of identity management issues in identity management - Idm governance using international security and privacy standards and law. Law is code. rule set.

    • interoperability . #1

    • publicly regulated credential scalable to all privacy security contexts. It can be used with common/standard rules - to build legal processing protocols

    • Audience(s)

      • Kantara, Regulators, Developers

  • performance metric

    • Transparency Performance - to mitigate risk by individual - measure performance and Interoperability with regards to credential baseline.

    • Establishing level 0 - for Levels of Trust Performance Assurance

  • Controller Credential = consent receipt v2 (tokenization) scope

    • Performance (notice) Record as

    • Credential - Legal Schema, - glossary - Ontology

    • DPV vocabulary for notice and notification

  • Use Cases

    • Level of PII Controller Notice Credential Assurance

    • NIST LoA to DT LoA - federated iDm transparency ProfileAuthC Protocol

    • Specs

      • credential - TPI’s

      • using TPIs to make a notice Record

      • Turning a notice record into a credential

  • Work efforts for contribution and collaboration

    • Project 2

      • AuthC - ?

        • concentric notice labels

          • mapping service to types of legal authority and specifying controls/obligations

          • purpose specification

          • 2 factor concentric notice

          • exchange protocol

          • notice language and ontology

          • Delegation

      • Use Cases

        • Digital Consent - W3C

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