Hi Peter,
Do you have a pointer to the RFP/RFCs?
There is a real global need here, and it is
quite immediate without any good existing
alternatives. Already in some venues like
ITU-T, other some national administrations
are pushing for that body to provide a similar
function. Registry functions are inherently
in scope for the supporting standards body
secretariat, e.g., IANA for IETF among many
others.
--tony
On 2015-06-02 08:49 PM, Peter Allor wrote:
I am not in favor of an ISAO registry as part of this effort
and see that as out of scope.
I say that from an ISAC and SCC perspective as I have watched
Administrations change this and look to go around current
efforts that they encouraged (PDD-63, HSPD-7, PPD-21).
Further there is an RFP and an RFC out on these issues and they
pint to other processes/efforts.
Peter
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> On Jun 2, 2015, at 14:35, Tony Rutkowski
<> wrote:
>
> Hi Chet,
>
> It is fairly common for standards body
> secretariats to be tasked with registry
> functions. I don't know how many such
> registries the OASIS secretariat has
> established over the years. Minimally
> there is the persistent XML schema registry.
>
> There is a rather fundamental need to establish
> in conjunction with the CTI work, a ISOA
> registry as a means for STIX user communities
> to engage in discovery and self-organization.
> The Executive Order certainly encourages if not
> requires such activity. Given the considerable
> diversity of ISOAs globally, instantiating that
> function in the OASIS secretariat seems like a
> good way forward. CTI could find other alternatives,
> but the obvious and easiest solution is the one
> closest to home so to speak.
>
> --tony
>
>
>> On 2015-06-02 06:51 PM, Chet Ensign wrote:
>> Tony, that is an interesting observation. I'm not sure
that a TC can
>> task OASIS with doing this but the TC itself could
certainly become
>> the home for such a registry. I see the value of it...
>
>
>
>
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