Attending: Mark Scheible, Mike Grady, Tom Barton, Janemarie Duh, Kim Milford, Jim Jokl, Keith Wessel, Eric Goodman, Chris Misra
With: Dean Woodbeck, Ian Young, Dave Shafer, David Walker, IJ Kim, Shannon Roddy, Nick Roy, Steve Zoppi, Ann West
NOTE WELL: All Internet2 activities are governed by the Internet2 Intellectual Property Framework
(AI) Dean will create a Google form for TAC to vote on potential members.
(AI) Mark will contact those not attending today to point them at any resources that might help give them a sense of today’s discussion.
Shannon Roddy reported that he is developing a plan for a security assessment of InCommon and determining what would be in scope. He sees a four-part process: 1) initial assessment, 2) initial remediation, 3) develop cybersecurity framework, 4) implement the framework. All of this is still in early stages. Kim Milford volunteered the REN-ISAC technical advisory group (TAG) for consultation and guidance, if desired.
Nick will be going to the GEANT trust and identity meeting in December. New ideas can be submitted/+1’ed at: https://wiki.geant.org/display/gn43tip/New+Idea+Submission
MFA proof of concept with the certificate manager is complete and planning is in process for production.
The first TIER Campus Success Program call took place this week, including campus reports on their status followed by a demonstration of midPoint. Looking to plan a F2F in late January or early February
SIRTFI will show up in the Federation Manager soon for entities to self-assert. Tom Barton and Ann West are working on rollout plan. SIRTFI, R&S and Baseline all in scope.
GDPR assessment from GEANT is complete. Tom Barton posted a link to the report on the participants list
The recent NSF Cyberinfrastructure grant call for proposal includes InCommon participation and R&S is recommended as part of proposals
David Shafer shared the Baseline Expectations technical implementation document with TAC
Attributes for Collaboration and Federation WG - first call following the TechEx F2F meeting, with Brad Christ as new Chair of the Working Group.
Streamlining SP Onboarding WG making progress. Narrowed the scope at TechEx and now on their way
Mark Scheible and Janemarie Duh shared a summary of the nominees and thoughts on how to organize the process. The summary sheet includes a tab for criteria, and a table that shows the terms of current TAC members and recommendations for terms for the new members.
Recommendation: consider only filling 5 positions this year (2018), 4 the following year (2019), and 4 the year after (2020). That would balance the term-end dates and maintain the number of members at 13 (the current max for TAC membership).
Recommendation: Consider diversity in a number of ways, including size of organization, diversity of organizations (not all IdP operators), gender, connections to the research community such as access to the best online sports apps.
Voting will be done in the same manner as last year. (AI) Dean will create a Google form for TAC to vote on potential members. (AI) Mark will contact those not attending today to point them at any resources that might help give them a sense of today’s discussion.