OpenC2 Happenings for week of 10 September 2018

General Announcements
Specification Development
The co-chairs are working toward having our three core specifications (the Language Specification, plus one actuator profile and one transfer specification) ready to move to initial public review by mid-September. Reviews, comments, and contributions from all TC members will help us get these documents ready for the spotlight. A listing appears below of current working versions, with links to each Google Doc (see  TC Work In Progress ). We intend to preview the motions for approval of the next CSD versions and initiation of public review prior to the TC meeting in next week's  Happenings  message.
The editors of the  Stateless Packet Filtering (SLPF)

AP
and of the
Specification for Transfer of OpenC2 Messages via HTTPS
anticipate have completed drafts. TC members are requested to allocate some time to give these drafts a thorough end-to-end review prior to the ballots to initiate public review.
Please contribute!
TC Public Sites "Face Lift"
The TC co-chairs are seeking the assistance of all TC members to give our public presence a face lift prior to the upcoming submission of CS candidate to OASIS. Any assistance is welcome, including review & comment on our TC page at OASIS, suggestions for improving the organization of the Google Drive, etc. Public code repo maintainers are requested to work on updating their code to align with the current version of the Language Specification.
A drawing identifying the sites in question and their approximate linkages can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1I33P-jTMqVca3nzVwPLCeLmlebIxCcEDscPlKW_A7DY/edit
NATO Briefing!
OpenC2 will be briefed at the NATO Information Insurance Symposium on 17 October.
Face-to-Face (F2F)

Meetings
TC members are encouraged to submit agenda suggestions for the upcoming F2F meeting.
October 1-2, 2018  will be held  at Georgetown University,  in conjunction with Borderless Cyber
Michael Stair (AT&T) leads the planning for this event  Attendance at Borderless Cyber is free for OASIS members
Detailed information for this F2F meeting appears below
January 10-11, 2019  in Phoenix, AZ; hosted by NAESB / Systrends
The January 2019 F2F meeting will be held at the Embassy Suites Hotel (4400 S Rural Rd,
Tempe, AZ 85282)  Systrends has arranged a block of rooms in the hotel for this meeting at a discounted rate. OpenC2 TC members planning to attend can book a room by following this link:
http://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/groups/personalized/P/PHXTPES-SST-20190109/index.jhtml ; the special rate is available until December 11th.
Detailed Information For October 1-2 Face-to-Face Meeting
Michael Stair has shared a Google Doc with
logistic details:  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oQLuZqnQYKPNb1dvFSbCOPZwLbPhWYuNkeaIiEej9s0 .
Dates and times:
1-2 October 2018
8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(each day)

Meeting room location and name:
Georgetown University Healey Family Student Center Building HFSC Social Room
https://studentcenters.georgetown.edu/hfsc-floor-plan#
https://www.georgetown.edu/admissions/plan-your-visit
Registration for OpenC2 F2F Meeting:
NOTE:  there are
different registration links  depending on whether you plan to attend just the OpenC2 F2F or also attend Borderless Cyber. Please select the link that aligns with your attendance plans.
1.) If planning to attend the Borderless Cyber Conference, please register for the OpenC2 F2F using the regular Borderless Cyber Conference registration form. Registration is free for our members. Please give them the code OASIS-VIP to use while registering.  https://us18.borderlesscyber.org/en/buy-tickets
BTW: OpenC2 is represented on the program, so we'd like to encourage folks to attend.
OR
2.) If not planning to attend the conference, folks can simply complete our eventbrite form
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oasis-openc2-f2f-tc-meeting-october-2018-registration-48394212392
Hotel options:
On campus hotel:  https://family.georgetown.edu/partner-hotel-accommodations#
Hotels near Borderless Cyber venue:  https://us18.borderlesscyber.org/en/76-hotel
Location of Borderless Cyber Conference:
The World Bank,  2121 Pennsylvania Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C.
3-4 October 2018
TC Work in Progress
The following documents are in progress and several are approaching maturity to be submitted for public review.
The co-chairs are targeting 18 September to have complete v1.0 documents for approval as CSDs for initial public review.
The TC and SC co-chairs encourage all TC members to read, consider, and comment as these documents are being completed, as well as helping to resolve open issues.
Language Specification:
wd08-wip is the current working version.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hOv8NR-jo6JUVXcZaO8t-MzzPFURziTjIB1mXxptKQE/edit
Stateless Packet Filter AP  :
WD03-wip is the current working version.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F8mcrs029uYgPLHD1VrziX_eQWPauq3fWm_0h485yuk/edit
OpenC2 over HTTPS Transfer Specification  :
WD02-wip is the current working version.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XehEb-anM5MMUqqo2QMLKlDemIAutbKT3MGqU58ZUzQ/edit
Coming This Week:
Language Subcommittee (L-SC) meeting
will occur on
Tuesday
September 11th at 1:00 pm Eastern. The L-SC will focus on the proposed conformance language for the v1.0 Language Specification.
Actuator Profile Subcommittee (AP-SC) meeting  will be held on Wednesday, September 12th, at 1:00pm Eastern.
The AP-SC will focus on resolving any issues needed to complete the v1.0 SLPF AP.
Lucid Meeting Invitations  :  SC and TC members should receive email notifications for their respective meetings directly from Lucid Meetings. If you are not receiving invitations via Lucid Emails, please notify Joe Brule or David Lemire ASAP and we will ensure that you are added. If you wish to routinely receive invitations to specific SC meetings, please join the SCs of interest in OASIS Kavi to ensure you receive future Lucid Meeting invites.
Questions about OpenC2 and how to get involved:  contact Joe Brule (    ), Sounil Yu (    ), or David Lemire (    ).
If you haven't joined the discussion on the OpenC2 Slack community and would like to, let us know and we will get you started.
Very Respectfully,
Sent by David Lemire on behalf of
Joe Brule & Sounil Yu, OpenC2 TC Co-Chairs