2019-02-21 Minutes

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Last updated: Mar 06, 2019
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Attendees


Voting participants: Ken Dagg; Scott Shorter; Richard Wilsher; Mark Hapner; JJ Harkema

Non-voting participants:  Stuart Young; Martin Smith. 

Staff: Colin Wallis, Ruth Puente

Quorum: 4 of 7. There was quorum.

Agenda

  1. Administration

a. Roll Call

b. Agenda Confirmation

c. Action Item Review: action item list

d. Minutes Approval: 2019-02-07 DRAFT Minutes 

e. Staff reports and updates - Keep up with Kantarians - February 2019 and  Director´s Corner January 2019 

f. LC reports and updates

e. Call for Tweet-worthy items to feed (@KantaraNews or #kantara)

2. Discussion

a. KIAF 1050 - New approach on Kantara Identity Assurance Framework Overview and Glossary 
b. Request for Review and Comment: Pan Canadian Trust Framework Model Overview
c. Criteria Guidance (Any participant suggestions for adding or enhancing guidance for understanding assessment criteria)

3. Any Other Business


Minutes Approval

2019-02-07 Minutes were approved by Motion. Moved: Mark Hapner. Seconded: Scott Shorter. Unanimous approval. 

Updates

Report provided by Colin Wallis

  • Experian has been approved as Kantara Component Service, conformant with NIST 800-63-3 at IAL2. 
  • Some Kantara Assurance Program members are in the Top 100 Influencers in Identity,  Blake Hall ID.me and Kathleen Peters Experian.

  • NGI_Trust grant funding call is open, with scope on identity and privacy topics just perfect for Kantara's European based community. Up to €400,000 grant funding (incl. matching funds).

LC Report provided by Ken Dagg 

  • LC is in the process of archiving DG and IAWGs that have been inactive for a while or that have finished the work, such as Identity of Things DG, IRM WG, Blockchain and Smart Contracts DG, and UMA Dev WG.

KIAF 1050 - New approach on Kantara Identity Assurance Framework Overview and Glossary 

  • Richard Wilsher walked the IAWG through Kantara IAF-1050-Glossary v0.3z.pdf
  • He stressed that he aimed to keep the scope simple, and made a quick overview of the Kantara Identity Assurance Framework. He said that he produced some pictures to relate the entities within the IAF to one another. He added that it was included the IAWG role; Service approvals, type of approvals, applicable criteria, and service approval cycle. 
  • He clarified that some terms could be in the glossary that do not appear in the Overview.  
  • Several participants said that they liked the overall flow of the document. 
  • Martin, Scott said that they have some details to point out but they are under the minutiae category. 
  • Colin said that this is a marketing document and that there is a huge improvement from the original text. 
  • In relation to the target audience, Richard said that we should make it high level to target Executives and sufficient detailed level to also get interest of the Engineers. Martin stressed that this document should be in Business language. 

Next steps: 

  • The IAWG should decide in which category of document it should be released (policy, report or recommendation). 
  • It was agreed that the IAWG will provide written comments by Wednesday, February 27 at 5:00PM ET. 
  • Richard and Ken will work together on the next draft release. They will receive the comments and apply them to the next release, but there won´t be a disposition of comments. 

Request for Review and Comment: Pan Canadian Trust Framework Model Overview

  • DIACC has invited Kantara to review and comment on the Pan Canadian Trust Framework Model Overview

  • Ken said that DIACC has asked that when reviewing this draft, please consider the following:
     1. A glossary of terms will be shared in the near future and will be informed by this review.
     2. Is the general structure and tone in the expected direction?
     3. Is the scope too narrow, too broad, or appropriate, bearing in mind other components
     may address details out of scope for this document?
     4. Do you agree with the specific terms as they are presented in the document?
     5. Do you agree with "Digital Identity" to refer to the information of concern? Agree or
     suggest a new term.

  • Richard pointed out that it has a broad scope and that it would be good to have common terminology between the two frameworks. 

  • Ken encouraged IAWG participants to provide inputs on the DIACC´s PCTF Model Overview.
  • It was agreed to discuss it further in the next meetings, in order to coordinate and send comments by March 15th.