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Council Present Technical Advisory Council Federal Communications Commission Summary of Meeting September 20th, 2016 The Technical Advisory Council (TAC) for the FCC was convened for its twenty-second meeting at 12:30 P.M. on September 20th, 2016 in the Commission Meeting Room at the FCC headquarters building in Washington, DC. A full video transcript of the meeting is available at the FCC website at http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/technology-advisory-council together with a copy of all materials presented at this meeting. In addition, all materials presented at this meeting are included in electronic form in an Appendix to this document. In accordance with Public Law 92-463, the entire meeting was open to the public. Council present: Shahid Ahmed, PwC Theresa Hennesy, Comcast Corporation John Barnhill, Genband Steve Lanning, Viasat, Inc. Mark Bayliss, Virginia ISP Association and the Gregory Lapin, American Radio Relay League West Virginia Broadband CO-OP Nomi Bergman, Bright House Networks Lynn Merrill, NTCA Lynn Claudy, National Association of Paul Misener, Amazon Broadcasters Marty Cooper, Dyna LLC Jack Nasielski, Qualcomm Inc. Brian Daly, AT&T Ramani Pandurangan, XO Communications Pierre De Vries, Special Government Mark Richer, Advanced Television Systems Employee Committee, Inc. Adam Drobot, OpenTechWorks Dennis Roberson, Wireless Network and Communications Research Center Jeff Foerster, Intel Corporation Marvin Sirbu, Special Government Employee Lisa Guess, Juniper Networks Paul Steinberg, Motorola Russ Gyurek, Cisco Systems David Tennenhouse, VMWare Dale Hatfield, Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, David Young, Verizon Technology, and Entrepreneurship University of Colorado at Boulder Stephen Hayes, Ericsson Charlie Zhang, Samsung TAC members in attendance via teleconference: Brian Fontes, NENA Hans-Juergen Schmidtke, Facebook Dick Green, Liberty Global, Inc Kevin Sparks, Nokia FCC staff attending in addition to Walter Johnston and Julius Knapp included: Michael Ha Travis LeBlanc David Simpson Meeting Overview Dennis Roberson, TAC Chairman, began the meeting asking the TAC members to introduce themselves. He once again emphasized the need for actionable recommendations and the need to develop primary recommendations for the Chairman. He also noted that the TAC representation was bolstered by the addition of many people contributing through work groups. He then began with each work group making its regular presentations. A copy of the presentations is attached herein. Dennis Roberson ended the meeting thanking the TAC participants. Julie Knapp commented again on the total TAC representation estimating that well over 90 people were now engaged in TAC activities. Dennis noted that the final meeting of the year would be on December 7th and that this would be an all-day meeting. The meeting was then adjourned. A copy of all presentations is attached herein. Walter Johnston, Chief EMCD-OET FCC FCC Technological Advisory Council September 20, 2016 1 Agenda 12:30pm Introduction 12:40pm Mobile Device Theft Prevention Working Group 01:20pm Cybersecurity Working Group 02:00pm Implications for Mass Deployment of Aeronautical/Space Transmitters 02:40pm Future Game Changing Technologies Working Group 03:20pm NG Internet Services Working Group 03:35pm Spectrum and Receiver Performance Working Group 03:50pm Wrap Up 2 Mobile Device Theft Prevention WG Report to the FCC TAC September 20, 2016 3 2016 MDTP WG . The MDTP working group will continue to extend its work on device theft prevention . Work proposed for 2016 includes developing recommendations on: . next generation anti-theft features, . assessment of the effect of previous recommendations on device theft, . development of recommendations for improvements in consumer outreach efforts, . development of mechanisms to support easier access for law enforcement to IMEI information, . and examination of methods for carriers to provide more useful data related to device theft and for fostering greater global effectiveness of proposed solutions. 4 WG Participants Gunnar Halley, Microsoft . Jason Novak, Apple . Timothy Powderly, Apple . Joseph Hansen, Motorola . Joe Heaps, National Institute of Justice . Co-Chairs: . Ogechi Anyatonwu, Asurion . Thomas Fitzgerald, New York City Police . Brian Daly, AT&T . Jay Barbour, Blackberry Department . Rob Kubik, Samsung . Brad Blanken, CCA . Jack Mcartney, Recipero . John Marinho, CTIA . Les Gray, Recipero . FCC Liaisons: . Jamie Hastings, CTIA . David Dillard, Recipero . Walter Johnston . Mike Carson, ebay . Mark Harman, Recipero . Charles Mathias . Mike Rou, eBay . Maxwell Szabo, City and County of San . Chad Breckinridge . David Mersten, ecoATM Francisco . Elizabeth Mumaw . Max Santiago, ecoATM . Gary Jones, T-Mobile . Christian Schorle, FBI . David Strumwasser, Verizon . Dennis Roberson, FCC TAC . James Moran, GSMA . Samir Vaidya, Verizon Wireless Chair . Craig Boswell, Hobi . Samuel Messinger, U.S. Secret Service . Chris Drake, iconectiv . Document Editor: DeWayne . Chip Stevens, iconectiv Sennett, AT&T . Kirthika Parmeswaran, iconectiv . Sang Kim, LG . Deepti Rohatgi, Lookout 5 MDTP WG 2016 Priorities . Set up the common framework for collection of centralized data post July 2015 (e.g., through CTIA with input from OS providers, mobile operators, and law enforcement agencies) and framework for analysis of the data . (CTIA) Nielsen survey of consumers is in the field on the effectiveness of the theft prevention . (CTIA) Operator survey is currently underway to aggregate information . Continued studies to determine whether implementations post July 2015 have the desired effect on mobile device theft . Need to have data from CTIA and LEA from the above item before analysis can be performed. Using the mechanisms being developed in ATIS and GSMA on enabling a mechanism for IMEI to be retrieved on disabled devices and educational outreach to law enforcement on using the mechanism . ATIS and GSMA best practices are in place. Education outreach should be delayed until devices are available aligning with best practices. Consider a study on how to expand blacklisting to all US carriers, working with the GSM Association/GSMA North American Regional Interest Group and CTIA . GSMA/GSMA-NA are attempting to work with carriers in the region to encourage them to use the IMEI database. CTIA joint meeting with GSMA discussed development of a plan to outreach to these other US carriers. 6 Status Review of MDTP 2014 & 2015 Recommendations . Develop Cross Reference of Industry MDTP Activity to MDTP Recommendations . Goal – make sure action is underway for all recommendations . Identified Gaps to address: . Solutions providers and the ecosystem involved in reverse logistics (carriers, device recyclers, device resellers, etc.) - ensure that the solution providers have enacted a mechanism for reverse logistics providers . Perform ongoing study of potential new, measurable risks to public safety that requires future assessment and consideration by industry . Perform ongoing study and monitoring of the dynamic and changing threat environment . Investigation into whether the increased availability of anti-theft functionality on new have any effect including increasing consumer use of these features . Examine if anti-theft solution providers may be able to provide consumers a feature to determine enrollment status in their solution in such a way that the consumer does not have to be in physical possession of the device . ATIS, working with other key stakeholders such as the GSM Association, identify key technological areas where the FCC should seek further information from industry, including: 1. IMEI 2. Requirements and use of databases 3. Future theft prevention opportunities 7 Cross Reference of Industry MDTP Activity to MDTP Recommendations Recommendation Associated Industry Recommendation Associated Industry Activities Activities Recommendation (2014) 1.4 ATIS Best Practices for Obtaining Recommendation (2014) 3.3 CTIA Stolen Phones Working Mobile Device Identifiers for Group Recommendation (2014) 1.5 Mobile Device Theft Prevention Recommendation (2014) 3.4 CTIA Mobile Device Information (MDTP) Portal (MDIP) GSMA IMEI Retrieval on GSMA IMEI Database Disabled/Locked Devices Recommendation (2014) 3.5 CTIA Mobile Device Information Recommendation (2014) 1.6 CTIA Stolen Phones Working Portal (MDIP) Group Recommendation (2014) 1.7 GSMA Information Reporting CTIA Stolen Phones Working Recommendation (2014) 1.15 CTIA Stolen Phones Working Group Group Recommendation (2014) 3.6 CTIA Mobile Device Information Portal (MDIP) GSMA Carrier Recruitment Recommendation (2014) 2.1 GSMA IMEI Database (GSMA CTIA Stolen Phones Working Liaison with CTIA) Group Recommendation (2014) 2.2 CTIA Stolen Phones Working Recommendation (2014) 3.7 This effort is underway with Group continuous updates being provided Recommendation (2014) 3.1 CTIA Mobile Device Information to the FCC by CTIA. Portal (MDIP) Recommendation (2014) 3.8 CTIA Survey of Carriers CTIA Stolen Phones Working GSMA Information Reporting Group Recommendation (2014) 3.9 GSMA Device Blocking and Data CTIA Annual Survey of Consumers Sharing Recommended Practice 8 Cross Reference of Industry MDTP Activity to MDTP Recommendations Recommendation Associated Industry Recommendation Associated Industry Activities Activities Recommendation (2014) 4.3 GSMA IMEI Integrity Initiatives Recommendation (2015) 1.7 CTIA Stolen Phones Working Group (Voluntary Commitment) GSMA Anti-Theft Device Feature Recommendation (2015) 1.8 GSMA Device Blocking and Data
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