Re: [Teep] [Rats] RATS Virtual meeting (1st hour with TEEP)

Laurence Lundblade <lgl@island-resort.com> Fri, 23 August 2019 19:03 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Teep] [Rats] RATS Virtual meeting (1st hour with TEEP)
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Hi Nancy


I’d like to see consensus on what we are doing about data model and information model. I’ve written some proposal and have seen no response. I would be happy to present my proposal on that. I did a little of that in Montreal, but wasn’t very well prepared.

I’d like to see us get to consensus on end-end trust is establishment, use of the term “attester” and the role for roots of trust. It sort of seems we have consensus around what I’ve most recently proposed for that (use the term “attester” widely; an attester may optionally be or contain a root of trust), because no one has written any objections, but that seems presumptuous.

I think there might be some over focus on TEEP in this agenda. 

I think getting consensus on data/info model is important because it has an effect on claims definition work.

I think getting consensus on the end-end trust model, attester and roots of trust is important because it is about the fundamentals of how RATS works and getting clear on will reduce general confusion.

I think the FIDO and Android Key Store use cases need to be as important and prominent as the TEEP use case. FIDO and Android are clear successes and deployed in millions of devices. Similarly network function (router) attestation is pretty important.

So I’d prefer:

30 minutes on data / info model

30 minutes on end-end trust, “attester" and root of trust

30 minutes on TEEP

LL





> On Aug 23, 2019, at 10:52 AM, Nancy Cam-Winget (ncamwing) <ncamwing@cisco.com> wrote:
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> RATs and TEEP participants,
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