Yannick-Malins
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7 months ago After a first session focused mainly on application and agent identity, this second session will focus on user identity
Closed Yannick-Malins closed 2 months ago
Yannick-Malins
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7 months ago After a first session focused mainly on application and agent identity, this second session will focus on user identity
bingenito
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7 months ago Brian Ingenito / Morgan Stanley
mattjamieson
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7 months ago Matt Jamieson / WhiteDog
kriswest
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7 months ago Kris West / Interop.io 🚀
robmoffat
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7 months ago Rob / FINOS 🐟
hughtroeger
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7 months ago Hugh Troeger / FactSet
paulgoldsmith
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7 months ago Paul Goldsmith / Morgan Stanley
kriswest
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4 months ago Need minutes before closing - perhaps worth trying an AI summarize on recording/transcript?
bingenito
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4 months ago @kriswest This might have to be an update to agreements and reviewed by participants Legal teams. There is currently an assumption that the recordings are private and only for internal use, sending that to a service for summary might require notification and sign-off from all participants.
Group overview
FDC3 revolves around several types of independent entities:
Each of these has an identity, and needs to know and trust the identities of several of the others in order to work seamlessly.However, at present there are few or no methods for them to validate those identities within the FDC3 Standard, meaning trust must be assumed. This comes with problems and risks : data loss, identity theft, oauth hell, or an inability to adopt interop via FDC3 - all of which are a threat to the FDC3 ecosystem’s continued growth. This complexity is multiplied by the different types of FDC3 setups now possible - desktop app interop, in-container interop, web interop, and interop between Desktop Agents (Bridging).
Over the past few years, various discussions, demos and roundtables have addressed this topic, but the outcome each time has been “what do our users need?”.
Therefore our first objective in this stream is to dig into what these risks and problems are, before we discuss and work on potential solutions
Relevant issue tags
https://github.com/finos/FDC3/labels/identity-security
Meeting Date
Thursday 9 Nov 2023 - 11am (US eastern timezone EDT/EST) / 4pm (London, GMT/BST)
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