Edward Lewis

Edward Lewis

Director and Member of the Technical Staff at Neustar
Joined on January 11, 2006
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Edward Lewis is a Director and Member of the Technical staff at Neustar. He joined the organization in 2004 and has since played an integral role in the development and implementation of security in the Neustar UltraDNS platform.

Edward’s background consists of research into spacecraft activity planning systems, developing technical specifications for a major government RFP, and operating and managing government networks. In addition, he has conducted research under DARPA contracts, was an adjunct faculty member at UMBC for most of the 90’s, chaired an IETF WG related to registry protocols, writer of IETF RFC documents on DNS and DNS Security Extensions, and has conducted training workshops at conferences on DNS, DNSSEC, and ENUM.

Edward specializes in computer network security and all things related to DNS including the technical aspects of operating domain name registration, Internet Protocol number registration activities, standards development (IETF), and computer network interaction documentation.

He obtained his Masters in Computer Science from University of Maryland College Park.

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2013 - Aug 21 on The Challenge of DNS Security
2013 - Aug 21 on A Question of DNS Protocols
2013 - Aug 21 on A Question of DNS Protocols
2013 - Aug 21 on A Question of DNS Protocols
2010 - Apr 19 on Operational Challenges When Implementing DNSSEC
2009 - May 26 on Why DNS Is Broken, Part 2: DoS Target
2009 - Mar 06 on Memo to John Markoff: There are No "Do Overs" in History
2008 - May 30 on DNSSEC Adds Value?
2008 - May 28 on DNSSEC Adds Value?
2008 - May 28 on DNSSEC Adds Value?
2008 - May 27 on DNSSEC Adds Value?
2008 - May 20 on Identity Theft of Root Name Servers, Reason Unknown
2007 - Jul 02 on The End of the (IPv4) World is Nigher!
2007 - Jun 15 on ARIN Provides Latest Word on Need to Move to IPv6: Will Anyone Heed the Warning? (Does anyone care?)
2007 - Apr 10 on Splitting the Root: It's Too Late
2006 - Dec 15 on AFNIC and DNS Server Redelegation
2006 - Aug 18 on A Fundamental Look at DNSSEC, Deployment, and DNS Security Extensions
2006 - Aug 16 on IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?
2006 - Jan 31 on IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?
2006 - Jan 31 on IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?
2006 - Jan 11 on IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?

Topic Interests

DNS SecurityCybersecurityThreat IntelligenceDNSInternet ProtocolCyberattackVoIPIPv6 Transition IPv4 MarketsDomain NamesPolicy & RegulationMobile InternetTelecomDDoS AttackNetworksEnumSpamMultilinguismICANNRegional RegistriesWirelessInternet GovernanceWebCybercrime

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