Attendees:
Voting Participants: Denny Prvu, Martin Smith, Michael Magrath, Andrew Hughes, Mark Hapner, Jimmy Jung, Richard Wilsher
Other Participants: Mark Aaronson, Juan Rodriguez, Tim Chang, Scott Perry, Stuart Young
Staff: Kay Chopard, Lynzie Adams
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Mark Hapner moved to approve the draft minutes from the January 26 IAWG meeting. Jimmy Jung seconded the motion. Motion carried with no objections.
General Updates
Andrew and Kay debriefed the joint industry meeting from earlier in the week. They were both encouraged that NIST seems really interested in getting feedback from the field. Kay and Andrew also used this time to recruit heavily for Kantara.
Lynzie shared some IAWG specific updates:
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beginning February 16, the IAWG calls will move to 12:00 pm ET
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shared that the new Board met for the first time and elected officers - including Andrew Hughes as Board President and Michael Magrath as Board Secretary. Other officers will be elected at the February meeting along with identifying priorities for the year. Additionally, Kay is in the process of submitting proposals to a variety of conferences around the globe.
Assurance Updates
March 24 is the due date for all NIST comments on 800-63-4. Same date applies to PIV drafts 800-157-1 and 800-217. Please submit all comments that you would like included WITH the Kantara submission to comments_iawg@kantarainitiative.org. Specific questions from NIST can be found here.
Discussion:
Mike Magrath raised the question if gun permits are permissible as FAIR evidence according to 63a. It was brought to him by a company but he was unable to find information in the implementation resources and permits vary greatly – some with photos while others do not.
Richard Wilsher
Preparation for NIST Call
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The next scheduled meeting will be February 9, 2023. NIST is joining us for a 2-hour session focused on the questions generated in these minutes regarding Revision 4.
IAWG leadership keeps an action item list.
All IAWG participants should be aware that the spreadsheet exists and that it lists everything we think the IAWG is working on or planning to work on. Please feel free to review it and correct it if needed - it is not our intent to overlook something!