To review new Working Draft deliverables to prepare to approve them as Working Group Approved Deliverables.
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Introduction of New Members
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Chairs
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NEWS: general community updates relevant to the GSWG
Deliverables: The following Working Drafts developed by the Trust Assurance Task Force and are being submitted for approval as Working Group Approved Deliverables:
She has been active in the Ecosystem Foundry WG and the Human Experience WG for months now.
Now she is working on the YOMA governance framework which is a Task Force under the Ecosystem Foundry WG.
YOMA = Youth Marketplace = Digital trust ecosystem
This is trying out a new approach she is called "lean governance". = using a domain specific modelling language developed by https://www.jyu.fi/ (TOOL), a Lean governance METHOD with an adapative risk management METHODOLOGY (working with https://warwick.ac.uk/)
Governance Architecture TF — Drummond Reed gave a status report that the ToIP Governance Architecture TSS, the ToIP Governance Metamodel TSS, and the ToIP Governance Metamodel Companion Guide. All are getting close to completion. The main additional work is on the Companion Guide. Once that is ready, this should be ready for community review.
Trust Assurance TF — Scott gave a short update about the deliverables currently in the pipeline. The main two for today's meeting are below.
Deliverables: The following Working Drafts developed by the Trust Assurance Task Force and are being submitted for approval as Working Group Approved Deliverables:
Scott Perry provided a walk-through of both of these documents.
We discussed this key point in section 1.5.2 of the first document:
"All governance frameworks operate within a milieu of risk. The risk assessment process is intended to consider all relevant risks and systematically analyze and triage them into a manageable set. Whereas there are a variety of risk treatment options, the main purpose of a governance framework is to convey risk mitigation requirements to reduce risk to an acceptable level (mitigations are not intended to eliminate all risk)."
We also discuss LOA (level of assurance) and how it can be applied contextually where it is needed.
Scott also ran through the Companion Guide.
Next steps: this meeting is the call for WG review of these two deliverables for all WG members.
Scott Perry to send out an official call for review to GSWG members for a 7-day review period, to then be followed by a call for consensus on the Trust Assurance and Certification Controlled Document Template and the Trust Assurance Companion Guide
Drummond Reed to set up a meeting next week for the Design Principles of the ToIP Stack and the Introduction to ToIP White Paper V2.