iTC Meeting Minutes 2023 07 06 - DSC-iTC/cPP GitHub Wiki
Call started at 12:03pm EDT
The call started with a discussion about the Crypto WG SFRs. Brian will collect comments about the doc and send them in. Jim recommended looking at the requirements through the cPP so you could see how they would need to be used, not just whether they are written correctly, so we will keep this in mind when doing the review. Brian pointed out that the tables may lead to issues just given numbering and that it should be clear that the table labels are the key point that would need to be included in the PPs. LaChiah said this was something a tech writer was looking at, but that she would provide this feedback to them as well (Brian also said he would have the comment when he submits them).
The call then moved to a discussion about when to start using these requirements (when to start the editing). Jim stated that the WG felt these should be pretty stable (as far as the SFRs themselves go), and so they should be able to be used in the cPP now. Brian was asking to get a feel for the timing of the work of integration since it will take a bit of time (likely by him) to do so. He stated that if they could knock off the crypto issues from the task list that roughly 2/3 of the issues would be closed (not counting CC:2022 and the introduction rewrite). This would allow for a better focus specifically on the remaining issues that need to be reviewed.
The general thinking is that as the Crypto WG plans to have at a minimum all the SFRs and a draft of the EAs ready by the ICCC, that the iTC can go ahead and work this version into the cPP (waiting on the EAs before touching the SD). Brian will create a new "crypto" label to mark these requirements so they can be filtered more easily from the project plan and start work on the integration in the cPP.
Brian announced that the iTC has been approved for a speaking slot at the ICCC and he will work with the iTC on creating the presentation to use and who will present.
The call ended at 12:54pm EDT.