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Highlights of leadership planning meeting

Andrew

• For each content area leader - have other DG participants ‘sign up’

• Each content area to decide how to approach collecting a knowledge base and writing a draft for “baseline” content

  • NB: Knowledge base must form the basis for cited references!

• Max offers to coach content area leaders in approaches and ideas

• Need a more solid description of what problem we are trying to solve

  • Pitch towards purchasers of IDPV, evaluators of IDPV, business operators of IDPV

  • “We will provide information and understanding that empowers ‘buyers’ to identify what problems they can solve with IDPV, how to choose between systems/features, what outcomes they can expect, data protection risks of biometric data (and the threshold-based nature of biometric data), and how to approach integration into existing operations.”

Discuss first rough drafts of “explainer text”

Andrew

• Andrew showed the first cut draft text for “IDPV System” and explained that this is a trial balloon to test whether the group feels that this level of description is valuable to advance our mission or whether a different level for the baseline is needed

• Generally positive reactions in the group

• There is an underlying assumption that the target audience is from the “identity” community - this might be improved by considering target audiences from the “IT security” community as well - they may not be aware of IDPV

  • e.g. use the visuals and structures that the target community normally uses to express this material (e.g. attach chains, value chains)

Shift to discussion about segmentation and audiences

•  Max to do a high level process diagram on how to ‘research’ and gather information

• Think of what pre-conceived assumptions we bring

Topic area assignments (Topic Area Content Pages for full list):

• Jay to start writing conceptual descriptions of the core concepts
• Andrew to take IDPV (what it it, how it works today, current attack/threat vectors, current countermeasures, how does widely-adopted AI accelerate current attacks or create new attacks)
• James M to take AI topic area
• Heather - (Andrew to find prior notes on this)Hacker motivations (social engineering), payloads, simulated humans, synthetic identity