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Date and Time

Agenda

  1. Administration:
    1. Roll Call
    2. Agenda Confirmation
    3. Minutes approval DRAFT IAWG Meeting Minutes 2017-12-14
    4. Action Item Review: action item list
    5. Organization Updates - Director's Corner
    6. Staff reports and updates
    7. LC reports and updates
    8. Call for Tweet-worthy items to feed (@KantaraNews or #kantara)
  2. Discussion
          a. Review and approve compiled comments on GSA TFS Certification Process and ConOps (Draft Comment Sheet Attached). 


Attendees

As of 2017-03-16, quorum is 4 of 8 (see list box below for voting members)

Meeting (did) achieve quorum

Voting

  • Mark Hapner, ResilientKen Dagg, IAWG Leader
  • Scott Shorter, IAWG Vice Chair
  • Andrew Hughes, LC Chair
  • Richard Wilsher, Zygma 

Non-Voting

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Staff

  • Colin Wallis, KI ED
  • Ruth Puente, KI Executive 

Apologies

  • Ken Dagg

Notes & Minutes

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Revised 63A_SAC and 63B_SAC  

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Andrew Hughes makes the motion to approve the SAC-A SAC-B and pass it along to KI for IPR review.  RGW seconds.


GSA Documents Discussion

Gathering comments on GSA Trust Framework Conops and Certification Program docs – group to gather final comments on row numbers by COB Tues, will submit to Ruth who will compile and we meet Thursday to approve, then submit to GSA by Friday.

Richard suggests that commenters Add line number in square brackets before comment, then merge by sorting on that column.

Scott to send message to IAWG, include Richard’s instructions..

Richard – broad comments we’re making, we made a stab at the costs of putting something into play.

Ruth will give CSPs until COB next Tuesday for CSPs to try to respond to the cost survey.

Mark – wish to be a CSP, won’t have an estimate of what the costs would be.

Jose doesn’t have a view of budget, don’t know how to estimate the cost of the changes.

Scott asks if assessors should try to evaluate?

Nathan – good assessor will assume each CSP will be different from the other, different complexity. If true to themselves, different clients it might be less.  Should be able to make a guestimate.

RGW – could hit an order of magnitude.  Estimate is that 800-53 would be at least double what they usually do.

Actions from last meeting – RGW & CW to reach out to FPKI world to ask questions, “are you seeing the same set of documents, do you recognize the certification process and conops as something from FPKI processes?”   CW asked CertiPath, RGW was tasked to reach out to ExoStar. 

RGW heard back that the IAL levels are of concern to ExoStar. Scott mentioned that the FPKI certificate policy working group just reviewed a document for proposed changes to the certificate policies to align with 800-63-3, but nothing that matches the GSA trust framework conops.

Richard sent the numbered PDF to Scott, who will distribute to IAWG and ask for comments.

Next meeting next Thursday 2017-12-21.

ED Report 


Colin reported from Consumer identity world conference in Singapore. Well attended, there were a number of people in attendance.  NRI from Japan, NZ represented, conference organizers from AU, total of 28 on the sign-in sheet.  Well received, although not much participation from the audience.  Lengthy discussion of merits of expanding KI into asia pacific.  Numbers weren’t large but the pre-conference workshop was reasonably well received.   CW owes us a Director’s Corner for December, will prepare one for New Year’s Day. New membership structure starts on the first of January.SS commented that it would be good to appreciate that GSA perceives problems in the governance of TFS Program and risks are being mitigated properly. He suggested to be sensitive with GSA objectives, but it is valid to let them know the impacts that will imply to KI. 

AH suggested to be cautious  and make sure we make observations and be constructive on the comments.  

CW shared Incommon´s approach to GSA documents. 

It was agreed that CW refine the text and make the final note to GSA.