(AI) TAC members review the Deployment Profile WG proposal to OASIS: https://wiki.oasis-open.org/security/SAMLSubjectIDAttr
(AI) Mark Scheible will send a letter to TAC members with terms expiring at the end of 2017 - DONE (sent September 15th)
Attending: Janemarie Duh, Jim Jokl, Tom Barton, Mark Scheible, Mike Grady, Keith Wessel, Tom Mitchell, Steve Carmody, Eric Goodman, Albert Wu
With: Dean Woodbeck, Ann West, Steve Zoppi, Ian Young, IJ Kim
Mark reviewed the Internet2 Intellectual Property Framework
There was substantial discussion on the email list this week concerning proposed efforts to document integrations for key vendors. A summary of the discussion pros and cons:
The general consensus is for InCommon to focus on research and collaboration tools and services provided by participants. A discussion with NET+ might be helpful to standardize guidance to the vendor community. (AI) Eric will look at the deployment profile and other relevant documents to see if they relate to such guidance. (AI) Tom B will have a discussion with Oren Sreebny at the University of Chicago, who is on a NET+ advisory group.
SP Onboarding working group kickoff call is Oct. 4 - 10 am ET. Both co-chairs will be at TechEx, Tuesday afternoon WG session
Deployment profile - Working on some major overhauls of SAML2int - hope to have a draft (with new identifiers draft profile and other proposed requirements) prior to TechEx.
Attributes for Collaboration and Federation - selecting meeting time (Doodle Poll is out to identify a meeting day/time). Goal is to have a meeting prior to TechEx (and at TechEx)
OIDC implementation kickoff call was Sept. 22 - adjusting the meeting time to better accommodate the West Coasters. Need to recruit co-chairs.
TAC F2F meeting at lunch at TechEx (12:10 pm Tues, Oct. 17). Proposed discussion topics:
The call for nominations will be distributed this week.
There was discussion about the loss of a lot of experience at the end of 2017, with six people rolling off. For comparison, five terms end in 2018 and three in 2019. A reminder that there is a way to have some individuals continue - joining discussions as subject-matter experts when necessary
The Assurance Advisory Committee is proposing changes to its charter, as the scope of work has moved beyond its initial charge of providing community oversight and guidance on the assurance program. For example, the AAC has done work on MFA and is driving the Baseline Expectations project. They will also be reviewing the revision to NIST 800-63. There also may be a name change (ideas are welcome!), given “assurance” is not its main focus any longer.