2020-05-14 Meeting notes (ISI)

Date

2020-05-14

Status of Minutes

Draft proposals for new business

Approved at: 2020-05-28 Meeting notes (ISI)

Attendees

Voting

Non-Voting

Regrets: 

Quorum Status: 

Quorum 

Quorum requirements to be determined and updated here by Staff as new member sign the GPA 

Participant Roster - As of 2020-02-20 quorum is 6 of 10

(Voting participants are: Yusuf Khan, Jim Pasquale, John Wunderlich, James Ascberger, Mark Lizar, Lisa LeVasseur, Mary Hodder, Oscar Santolalla, Iain Henderson, Sal DAgostino )

Discussion Items


Time

Item

Who

Notes

 15 mins
  • Roll call
  • Agenda bashing

Jim P

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Weekly Reminders: Recording Secretary position open. 

5/14:

5/07:10:40

Called to order 

 min

Motion to approve prior minutes

Quorate


MOTION: To approve the last meeting minutes.

Moved by: 

Second: 

Discussion: None

Motion: Carried


Reminder Main Agenda
  • CMS is officially archived
    • The twice a month gotomeeting call times are available
      • In order to secure either or both slots please send a message to Staff and copy ISI chair/co-chair
  • We’ve been asked to restate the current position of the PDUR Project.  For those speculating on the PDUR Project status and structure. This project has not been contributed to Kantara as of yet.  It is funded and drafted by an outside Interested, which Andrew Hughes is managing.  Once a draft report/spec is complete it will be contributed to the workgroup and submitted under the IPR.

 min

Update on B.I.T. report

John Wunderlich


John Wunderlich updated the group on the plan for a B.I.T. Report. :

5/14: status

  • Report draft in June-July
  • Possible conversion of the report to Spec or Standard
  • Possible Kantara assurance for B.I.T. compliance
  • Blinding Tax status: Ken K has submitted the following “I’ve looked briefly at the blinding material and realized that it’s a fine focused piece of work, a (presumably) well-vetted and specific list of identifiers of all ilk and an action – blinding – that might be taken on them. (Paul, is that a fair one-liner?)
    • A specific list for a specific action. If so, what is missing, IMHO is what it is not, e.g. a list of specific GDPR-sensitive attributes that need to be obfuscated (I need that), a list of identifiers that can be grouped into a correlation attack and so need a protective action, a list of PII, etc.
    • A larger framework in which to place a specific piece of guidance. I came into Paul’s work thinking it was the answer to all my questions. A map of identifier characteristics (opacity, persistence, scope, sensitivity, etc.) against actions that can be taken on identifiers (blinding, obfuscation, encrypted on the wire, etc). Paul answers one subset of the problem space.  Kantara might want to preface this blinding work within this larger landscape. If so, I do volunteer to write that up, as a paragraph for the right doc.”

Participants: John Wunderlich Former user (Deleted) Ken Klingenstein (Unlicensed) with assistance from jim pasquale



 min

IntentcastingThe intent casting project now looks like there will be a report to explain the concept on the way to creating the standard.
minNews about new implementationsAll

jim pasquale reminds the group that we are looking for implementations of consent receipts or other ISI relevant projects in the real world.

  • This years’ Identiverse 2020 will be hosted as a virtual conference.  Kantara through Andrew Hughes submitted a general topic around Information Sharing and Receipts, as a follow-on to last years exporting and importing receipts mock demo. With little to no new progress on WG participates updates to the existing solutions we are calling for each project to submit content Andrew will review and present to the Identiverse team for approval and inclusion. 


 minDemo status updateAll
  • Vacant 
 min

Upcoming events update

All

See the Kantara Events page: https://kantarainitiative.org/events/


New Business ProposedAll

5/14:

5/07:none



Next meetingAll

*** Next call 2020-05-14 10:30 am Eastern DAYLIGHT Time

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  • MOTION: To adjourn
    • Moved: 
    • Second:
    • Discussion: None
  • Motion  Carried