Attendees

Brian Behlendorf  Hyperledger

@Karla McKenna GLEIF

@Christoph Schneider GLEIF

Jim Mason

@Roland Faure Aerosuerte

Vipin Bharathan

Luca Boldrin  InfoCert 

Jessica Rampen

John Callahan Veridium

Anshu Jain

Daniel Bachenheimer

@cprest

Brian Behlendorf

Jonathan Holt

@Ted Achtem

@Josh Krause

Meeting on  the zoom channel is https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community

Antitrust Policy and introductions -  VB duration-depends on participation

The main event:

• The main event: The GLEIF talks about their work on enterprise Identity Wallet project, and the possibilities to integrate that into any project that needs Identity in the Enterprise. The chain of trust rooted in GLEIF and extending to the roles in the enterprise.  This will be given by Karla McKenna and possibly Christoph Schneider.Enterprise Identity through LEI is now a requirement for many regulators. They are also doing great work in TOIP. We will talk about their solution migrating to later versions of Aries etc.

• Other Suggestions:
  • TOIP working groups
  • Recap of Identity in Consensus
  • Recap of IIW and main points discussed there
  • Presidio: WEF principles
  • EBSI and eIDAS, and integration into the open platform. More on this topic.
  • Call For Comment https://csrc.nist.gov/publications/detail/sp/800-63/4/draft
• Future talks (we are working with some of these folks on nailing down dates)
  • EBSI and eIDAS, and integration into the open platform. More on this topic.

  • Discussions on Identity as seen by the state vs across regions and internationally and how that helps stitch together the blockchain infrastructures, in terms of trust, KYC etc..

  • Further on TOIP
  • NIST 800-63: https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-3/sp800-63-3.html
  • ID2020: What happened and why is it important
    

Recordings

Audio

Video

Minutes

Christoph Schneider & Karla McKenna from GLEIF presented their project which went all the way from LEI registrars to an organization wallet that holds individual roles. In turn, to be presented in a limited way in GLEIF's public data.

Some of the questions

• the balance between privacy of the individuals in the corporations to the publishing of their  names in a public data source like the GLEIF
• the distance between the organizational wallets and the personal wallets to assert a claim on either salary or a position.
• the use of these org wallets as generic identification documents

Most of these were related to the scope and function of the org wallets vs VCs held by personal wallets.

Next steps: What is the roadmap for this PoC? Will it progress to a later version of Aries? What are the future plans for implementation?