Jonathan McDowell

A short update from the Debian Data Protection team about the current state of their work, as well as an opportunity for project members to raise any queries they might have.

The usual short update from the Debian Keyring maintainers about the current state of the keyring, as well as an opportunity for project members to ask any queries they might have.

One of DebConf’s recurring activities is the Key Signing Party. It helps Debian strengthen and expand its web of trust. This session will: - Explain how keysigning is done in a DebConf setting - Validate the SHA256 hash of the KSP coordination document - Explain how to participate to people who did not send their keys in time Once DebConf is closer, we will link from this talk proposal to the relevant documents you should have in hand for the keysigning party.

Other people: Gunnar Wolf

This session will describe how the speaker went about building a personal home automation setup that tried to avoid the privacy and security concerns usually seen in these setups. A whirlwind tour will be provided covering building your own IoT hardware, setting up internal systems to remove reliance on a working internet connection and designing to cope with less technical home occupants. Unexpected bonuses will also be discussed, as well as various compromises that have been made in the speaker's setup that could be improved. This talk will touch upon a number of low level details, but due to time constraints not attempt to go into complete depth on each of them. Pointers will be provided for those who wish to read up on the full details in order to implement their own setup.

A short update from the Debian Data Protection team about the current state of their work, as well as an opportunity for project members to raise any queries they might have.

Other people: Tollef Fog Heen

A short update from the Debian Keyring maintainers about the current state of the keyring, as well as an opportunity for project members to ask any queries they might have.

Other people: John Sullivan Gunnar Wolf

Debian Account Managers, New Member Front Desk members, Application Managers, Applicants and everyone interested can join in a discussion about how the New Member process works and how it can be made better

Other people: Enrico Zini Jonathan Wiltshire Tobias Frost

On May 25th, the EU's General Data Protection Regulation went into effect. This changes how every organisation needs to treat personal data. What does this mean for Debian? We have a data protection team which acts as an external contact point and an internal advice service, but Debian has not otherwise prepared for GDPR. We would like to talk about what the team does, does not and how Debian should approach the GDPR.

Other people: Tollef Fog Heen

Gathering to discuss the New Member Process, its current status, what works and what doesn't, the vision for its future. Some Debian Account Managers and Front Desk members will be present, and everyone is welcome.

Other people: Enrico Zini