Meeting Notes - 2010-05-10 Conference call

Attendees

Arlene Allen, UCSB
Chet Burgess, UCOP
Dedra Chamberlin, UCB
Matt Elder, UCSD
Eric Goodman, UCSC
Russ Harvey, UCR
Anne Hutton, LBL

Greg Haverkamp, LBNL
Karl Heins, UCSB
Stephen Hock, UCR
Debbie Lauriano, UCD
Gabe Lawrence, UCSD
Datta Mahabalagiri UCLA
Jeff McCollough, UCB

Bob Ono, UCD
Heidi Schmidt, UCSF
Andrew Tristan, UCR
Dean Watanabe, UCI
Albert Wu, UCLA

Notes

InCommon Silver Certification/Audit Update

NIST requires tracking ID numbers when Identities are vetted
Berkeley offering to certify in 2010.
UCSB will also attempt to certify by Fall 2010.
UCB and UCD use "Deputies" to do actual in-person ID vetting.

There are concerns over tracking/storing government issued ID number (driver's license, passport) in IDM Systems:

UCB checks ID during in-person vetting, but does not store the ID number (UCLA does the same).
UCD asks whether storing partial ID (i.e., last 4 digit) is sufficient.

Both UCB and UCD are predicting that the InCommon Silver audit requirements as currently defined will need to be tracked in IDM directly, since no source systems have the requisite data. Both UCB and UCD use "Account Admin Deputies" who are "Deputized" to mark accounts as "identity vetted".

InCommon Certificate Service

InCommon, in collaboration with Comodo, to offer SSL certificate service.
currently in limited beta.
see http://www.incommonfederation.org/cert/ for details.

Kuali Identity Manager with Shibboleth

David and Curtis were to provide update, but weren't able to make the call
Generally not a lot of detail from the Kuali call. Some back ground info available at: https://test.kuali.org/confluence/display/KULRICE/Federating+Identity+in+Kuali+-+First+meeting
Curtis from UCD to schedule another call when there is progress

UC Library uses of UCTrust/InCommon

John and David weren't able to make the call; skipped agenda item.

Revitalize UCTrust Work Group

Discussed Charter at https://spaces.ais.ucla.edu//x/RgKSAQ

There were no objections to the charter/description as written. There is general agreement that at this time, the "open" nature of the group is appropriate, i.e., there is no need for appointed "voting" members.

The group agreed on a general schedule of 1 to 2 face-to-face meetings per year with bi-monthly calls in between. Should specific projects/needs arise, the group may meet more frequently.

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