Attendance
- Daniel Bachenheimer
- Drummond Reed
- Abbie Barbir
- Scott Perry
- Darrell O'Donnell
- John Jordan
- Steve McCown
- Dr. Andre Kudra
- Dima Postnikov
- Wenjing Chu
- Dennis Landi
- Judith Fleenor (ToIP - Executive Director)
Agenda
| Item | Lead | Notes | |
| 2 min | Welcome & Antitrust Policy Notice | Judith Fleenor | |
| 1 min | Agenda Review | Judith Fleenor | |
| 2 min | Meeting Shedule | Judith Fleenor | |
| Special Topic Speaker - Daniel Bachenheimer - NIST 800-63-4 | Daniel Bachenheimer | ||
| 20 min | General Open Discussion |
- Recording
- Presentation
Notes
Agenda Review
Judith Fleenor announced the LF AntiTrust policy and asked all members to adhere to the policy.
Meeting Shedule
Steering Committee
March 8th, Steering Committee Plenary
March 22nd, Steering Committee Discussion
A briefing from an expert Viky Manaila from the Intesi Group on the European Digital Identity Wallet reference Architecture framework when it is published. (Most likely to be published by our second Discussion meeting of the year)
All Members Meetings
March 15th, Liz Tanner, Commerce Secretary for the state of Rhode Island, discussing their decentralized identity pilot and lessons learned.
April- Cancelled due to IIW
Special Topic Speaker - Daniel Bachenheimer - NIST 800-63-4
Daniel Bachenheimer
NIST last published its Digital Identity Guidelines in 2017.
They have now released a draft of the fourth revision of this four-volume suite for public comment.
This publication presents the process and technical requirements for meeting the digital identity management assurance levels specified in each volume. They also provide considerations for enhancing privacy, equity, and usability of digital identity solutions and technology.
Dan will summarize the four volumes with a view on how SSI friendly the processes and technical requirements defined in the publications are.
Where is NIST SP 800–63–4 leading us to?