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Comment: updated for 2020 election.

Purpose of this wiki page

As per the ONAP working procedures there should be a yearly election of the security sub-committee chairpersonchair and sub-chair.  Formally this is the ONAP security coordinator as well as the security sub-committee chairperson and formally the chair of the vulnerability management sub-committee.

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Voting will follow the recommendations described on: Voting Best Practices  

Info

IMPORTANT: For the

2019

2020 Election cycle all members please do the following:

Verify your name, company and the email address subscribed to the  onap-seccom mailing list is correct. 

  • Edit the page and add an X in the verified

    2019

    2020 column for yourself. 

  • If you are your company's voting representative this time, please update the "

    2019

    2020 Voter Status" column.

Entries with a blank verified column

will

at 5PM pacific time on September 3rd, 2020 may be removed from the membership

list after EoD Nov. 27th.

list .

Your subscription to the mailing list will remain intact.

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Voter Status Legend for Voting Purposes

Green: Member is fully qualified to vote Section 4.4.1.3

  • Default- the only member qualified to vote only committee member from that company
  • Delegate- selected by the company's committee members as their representative  - this may need to be updatedvoting representative
  • If no delegate has been designated by the time balloting starts, the representative will be chosen by the LF in the following order of precedence:
    • TSC- assigned the representative based upon TSC membership
    • PTL- assigned the representative based upon being a PTL
    • Committer- assigned the representative based upon being a Committer
    • List Member- assigned the representative based upon being a subcommittee mailing list member
    • Coin-flip- assigned the representative based upon a random selection method chosen by the PM

Yellow: More than 1 company member is qualified as per Section Section 4.4.1.3

  • Company should choose a representative from the list of members.
  • If no delegate has been designated by the time balloting starts, the representative will be chosen in this order: TSC Member, PTL, Committer, mailing list member, coin-flip.

Red: Member is qualified as per Section Section 4.4.1.3 but there is an issue. Either:

  • Your entry may be in conflict with one or more other members from your company

Blue: Member is not qualified for ballot as per Section 4.4.1.3

The member's name was added to Membership list after v-xxx of this page This occurred after the Nomination process was started by the LF and therefore the representative is not qualified to vote in this year's election.

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NameEmailCompany

2018 Voting Status 

2019 Voting Status2019 Verified2020 Voting Status2020 Verified

Amy Zwarico

amy.zwarico@att.comAT&T

x

donald levy

dlevy@att.comAT&T




Former user (Deleted)

hampus.tjader@ericsson.comEricsson

x

Linda Horn

linda.horn@nokia.comNokiaDelegate
x

Natacha Mach

 natacha.mach@orange.comOrangeDelegateDefaultx

Paweł Pawlak

 p.pawlak@f5.com F5 NetworksDelegateDefaultxDefaultx

Pierre Close

pierre.close@intl.att.comAT&T

x

Randy Stricklinrs7776@att.comAT&T




Seshu Kumar Mudiganti

seshu.kumar.m@huawei.comHuaweiDefault
x

Srinivasa Addepalli

Srinivasa.r.Addepalli@intel.comIntelDefaultDefaultx

Samuli Kuuselasamuli.kuusela@ericsson.comEricssonDelegateDelegatex

Tony Hansen

tony@att.comAT&TDelegateDelegatex

zygmunt_lozinskizygmunt_lozinski@uk.ibm.comIBMDelegateDelegatex

Krzysztof Opasiak

k.opasiak@samsung.comSamsung
Defaultx

 Harald Fuchs harald.fuchs@telekom.de Deutsche Telekom
Defaultx

Pawel Baniewski

pawel.baniewski@nokia.comNokia
Delegatex

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