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Purpose of this wiki page

As per the ONAP working procedures there should be a yearly election of the security sub-committee chairperson.  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.

There will be a single vote to select a chair and vice chair.

Voting will follow the recommendations described on: Voting Best Practices  

IMPORTANT: For the 2019 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 column. 

  • If you are your company's voting representative this time, please update the "2019 Voter Status" column.

Entries with a blank verified column will be removed from the membership list after EoD Nov. 27th.

Your subscription to the mailing list will remain intact.


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 from that company
  • Delegate- selected by the company as their representative  - this may need to be updated
  • 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.

NameEmailCompany

2018 Voting Status 

2019 Voting Status2019 Verified2020 Voting Status2020 Verified
Amy Zwaricoamy.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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