Catherine,

 

Great slide, nice to have the visual after our conversation.

 

We should find a way to integrate this into our work. The “Rarely” use case is significant, and often ignored.

 

For future work, slide #2 could include ID event journals, for example, a daily capture of ID events in a typical, or not so typical day. NIST did this with N=25, attached is the Authentication Diary Study.

 

Best regards,

Clare

 

Clare Nelson, CISSP, CIPP/E

Director, Office of the CTO

 

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See attached –

Different types of individual identity “use cases” compared across frequency of events (how often does this identity event for this this individual occur in a year) and the need for interoperability (ability to share that identity between different organizations/agencies)

 

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