Traffic Light Protocol 2022: Updates for An Improved Sharing Experience
summary
FIRST publishes TLP v2.0 that renames TLP CLEAR (replacing white), adds TLPM RESTRICT (amber+strict) and formal definitions for colors table and community/organization/clients, and supplies hex/RGB values plus accessibility fixes. The SIG (now 50+ SIG members) reports broad consultation, backward compatibility, a Jan 1, 2023 transition window, cheat sheets and use cases, guidance to convert amber shares with service providers to TLPM_RESTRICT, and examples for paragraph markings and machine-readable URL versioning.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:36Origins of TLP
- 9:12Changes in TLP 2.0
- 16:27Use cases and best practices
- 26:43Transition and roadmap
- 32:31Q&A and discussion
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