Attendees:
Voting Participants: Andrew Hughes, Martin Smith, James Jung, Maria Vachino, Richard Wilsher, Mark Hapner, Denny Prvu, Mark King
Non-voting participants: Eric Thompson
Staff: Lynzie Adams, Kay Chopard
Proposed Agenda
Administration:
Roll call, determination of quorum
Minutes approval - 2022-09-01 Minutes
General Updates
Assurance Updates
Discussion:
63-4 Project - updates & plan
Assurance Program - continued discussion from previous weeks - statement of work is available for edits/comments
Any Other Business
Meeting Notes
Administrative Items:
IAWG Chair Andrew Hughes called the meeting to order. Roll was called. Meeting was quorate.
Minutes approval:
Mark Hapner moved to approve the draft minutes from the September 1 IAWG meeting. Jimmy Jung seconded the motion. Motion carried with no objections.
General Updates:
Kay recapped FedID last week in Atlanta. David Temoshok and Ryan Galluzzo shared a PPT that can be viewed on our 63-4 page. November 16 is tentatively scheduled for a meeting supported by Kantara, FIDO, and Better Identity Coalition around 63-4. This date will move if the release date of 63-4 is pushed back again. There is also a potential that NIST will meet with this group as we learn more about the release date.
Kay also summarized the changes at GSA. Phil Lam has been reassigned and we have different contacts now. We’ve been speaking with Ken Myers recently and he’s interested and supportive of Kantara.
ConnectID is now called Identity Week America in DC on October 4 and 5. Kay has been offered at least 10 free tickets so if you are interested, please reach out to Kay.
General meeting is TBD but keep any eye out for that date. Work groups are going into charter review and nominations/elections for chairs going into the end of the year.
Assurance Updates:
Covered above in the FedID update.
Discussion:
63-3 Project
Assurance Program
Any Other Business
Mark Hapner mentioned the S.1625 - Securing and Enabling Commerce Using Remote and Electronic Notarization Act of 2021 (text with highlights)was soon to be approved. Part of that includes allowing notaries nationwide to perform remote online notarizations. This might be something we would be interested in looking at. Mark King asked if there was requirement for location testing or checking - presumably it could be done from anywhere in the world.
IAWG leadership keeps an action item list.
All IAWG participants should be aware that the spreadsheet exists and 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!