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DNSSEC Workshop on March 26 to Be Streamed Live from ICANN 49 in Singapore

If you are interested in DNSSEC and how it can make the Internet more secure, the DNSSEC Workshop at ICANN 49 in Singapore will be streamed live for anyone to listen and view. One of three DNSSEC-related technical events at ICANN 49, the DNSSEC Workshop takes place on Wednesday, March 26, from 8:30am – 2:45pm Singapore time.

Topics include:

  • DNSSEC Deployment Metrics
  • DNSSEC Activities in the Asia Pacific Region
  • Case study of the deployment of DNSSEC at .ee (Estonia)
  • Guidance for Registrars in Supporting DNSSEC—and DNSSEC requirements in the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA)
  • Preparing for DNSSEC Root Key Rollover
  • DNSSEC Applications
  • Demonstration of DANE applications and tools

A full agenda and all of the available slides can be found on the ICANN 49 DNSSEC Workshop program page. You can watch or listen to the event via:

The session will be recorded if you would like to view/listen at a later time.

Do note that Singapore local time is UTC+8 which means that the 8:30am Singapore start time is going to be 1:30am in Central Europe and 8:30pm Tuesday night in US Eastern time.

As I wrote about on the Deploy360 blog, these DNSSEC Workshops at ICANN meetings bring together many of the leading people involved with implementing DNSSEC globally. If you are interested in Internet security, the workshops can be an extremely useful way to quickly learn a good bit about how to secure DNS.

By Dan York, Author and Speaker on Internet technologies - and on staff of Internet Society

Dan is the Director, Online Content, for the Internet Society but opinions posted on CircleID are his own. View more of Dan’s writing and audio here.

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