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2025‐09‐23

Aaron Parecki edited this page Sep 29, 2025 · 2 revisions

IPSIE WG Meeting Minutes

Date: 2025-09-23

Attendees

  • Aaron Parecki (Okta)
  • George Fletcher (Practical Identity LLC)
  • Travis Tripp (HPE GreenLake)
  • Jeff Bounds (SailPoint)
  • Dick Hardt (Hellō)
  • Mike Kiser (SailPoint)
  • Steinar Noem (Udelt AS)
  • Shannon Roddy (self)
  • Buster Doney (self)

Agenda

Notetaker: Collective effort

Notes:

  • Identity Fabric - Dick - in Munich. Will post PDF of slides to the list. 80% of audience found the talk useful.
  • Changes to levels doc - naming - account lifecycles
  • Need to harmonize phrasing of AL[1,2,3] requirements between RP and IdP e.g. "suspend, archive, delete" vs "deprovision", also replace "users" with "accounts"
  • SCIM IL1 Profile
    • rename to AL1 then post snapshot to openid.net/specs
    • as a working group, edit the doc to add section headers for each AL1/2/3 level in the single doc
  • Interop event topic...
  • Initial attempt at drafting a conformance profile: https://github.com/openid/ipsie/pull/114
  • Scheduling: Potentially reschedule or change scoping to something achievable in January
  • Present state of applications: Dick: interop isn't super interesting, it's compliance that moves the needle
    • Checklist of configuration items for an RP
    • "Here's what you need to do to be IPSIE XXX compliant"
    • Proposing this as a talk at a conference
    • Mike: value in the interop because it pushes vendors to support conformance
    • Dick: In IPSIE, we're profiling protocols that have been interoperable for years/decades, so interop is less interesting than conformance
    • Aaron: January is probably too aggressive for scheduling

Todo

  • Cancel January event, find event/date between April-July for future interop event
  • Focus future meetings on getting OpenID SL1 and SCIM AL1/2 stable for conformance test development
  • Review proposed OpenID SL1 stable PR for getting a head start on conformance test development
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