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Security & Privacy – Introductory Information.pdf

Recording - Link

Notes

1. Welcome
2. Did round of introductions.
3. Presentation of the overview deck and Linux Foundation antitrust policy.
4. Pagona presented the challenge and the key interoperability questions.
   1. Daryl noted that for the Caribbean that there's no specific laws, and that application often comes from external governments.
   2. Our group's questions span all three zones.
   3. Drummond noted that governance is expecting an architecture where the governance framework would state the overall requirements for other governance frameworks that would cover specific implementations. It gives a mechanism to specify what needs to be done and part of these other governance frameworks. We don't need a one-size-fits-all solution.
   4. Pagona noted that we need to be principle based.
   5. Group agreed this is the right structure to advance the work.
5. The group was asked to provide where their expertise and desires would best fit into the work.
   1. Members of the group will have different levels of interaction with the different key interoperability questions.
   2. Discussed the fact that NIST 800-63-3 should also be referenced.
6. We discussed how cross-pollination between groups will happen.
7. Main challenge: how are we going to draft for question #3 without seeing outputs from other groups, as we should address specifics in our answer.
8. Then discussed the assessment side of things in terms of our groups output. It may be an addition/replacement for key interoperability question #3.
9. Drummond suggested the creation of a single document for participants to be able to provide responses and feedback on the questions, as well as raise additional questions.
10. Discussed next meeting time. The current plan is to meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We want to be inclusive, so there will be a Slack poll to find out if this current time works (sufficiently) for all members.

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