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Feb 11
TDYR 224 – Leaving Singapore and ICANN 52
Feb 11
ISOC at ICANN52, Thursday: Public Forums and IANA Transition and Accountability
On this final day of ICANN 52 in Singapore, the main events will be the Public Forum and the Public Meeting of the ICANN Board. Both of these are events where any member of the ICANN community can ask questions of the ICANN Board, staff and other leaders. They operate under very strict timelines (2 minutes per speaker) and usually provide an interesting view into the concerns and interests of the wider ICANN community. You can follow along remotely at:
Feb 10
Streaming Live Now – DNSSEC Workshop At ICANN52
Right now the DNSSEC Workshp is streaming live out of ICANN 52 in Singapore. You can watch and listen live at:
http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/wed-dnssec
You can also download the slides that will be presented today. As you look at the agenda, please note that all times are Singapore Time which is UTC+8. (So, for instance, the 8:30 am SGT start time of the DNSSEC Workshop on Wednesday, 11 Feb, will be 1:30am Wednesday in Central European Time and 7:30pm Tuesday evening in US Eastern time.) Here is a view from the room today:
We’re looking forward to a great day of discussions!
Feb 10
Watch Live NOW – DNSSEC Workshop From ICANN52 In Singapore
What is happening with DNSSEC in the Asia-Pacific region? What are DNSSEC and DANE all about, anyway? What challenges are large DNS operators encountering when deploying DNSSEC?
As I mentioned last week, all these questions are being discussed TODAY (in fact right now) at the DNSSEC Workshop at ICANN 52 in Singapore. You can watch and listen live at:
http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/wed-dnssec
You can also download the slides that will be presented today. As you look at the agenda, please note that all times are Singapore Time which is UTC+8. (So, for instance, the 8:30 am SGT start time of the DNSSEC Workshop on Wednesday, 11 Feb, will be 1:30am Wednesday in Central European Time and 7:30pm Tuesday evening in US Eastern time.) Here is a view from the room today:

The sessions for today will be:
- Introduction and DNSSEC Deployment Around the World
- DNSSEC Deployment in the Asia Region
- 10th Anniversary of DNSSEC Workshops
- Reverse DNS and DNSSEC in Japan
- ccTLD Deployment Experiences
- The Operational Realities of Running DNSSEC
- When Unexpected DNSSEC Events Occur
- DNSSEC and DNS Operators
As a member of the Program Committee, I am very pleased with the presentations and speakers we have and I’m very much looking forward to the event. The last panel, in particular, is of interest to me as it will involve a number of DNS operators, including CloudFlare, talking about challenges they have encountered while rolling out large-scale DNSSEC and looking to identify solutions within the community. It should be a very interesting session. I also always enjoy the DNSSEC case studies from the regional panels.
If you want to get started NOW with deploying DNSSEC, why not visit our Start Here page to find resources tailored for your type of organization?
Feb 10
ISOC at ICANN52, Wednesday: The DNSSEC Workshop And Other Technology Topics
As happens on every Wednesday of an ICANN week, a major focus today will be the 6+ hour DNSSEC Workshop that will bring together some of the greatest DNS-related technical minds from across the industry for a session focused on how we continue to move DNSSEC forward and make the Internet more secure. Attendees will learn about the current state of DNSSEC deployment within the region, about new tools and services and will discuss some of the current challenges and work together to discussion potential solutions. Organized by the ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC), the DNSSEC Deploy
Feb 09
ISOC At ICANN52, Tuesday: Constituency Day and A Meeting of Internet Society Members
Tuesday at ICANN 52 is what is usually called "constituency day" within the ICANN community as all the various supporting organizations, stakeholder groups and constituency groups hold their individual meetings. You can see this quite clearly if you look at the ICANN schedule for today.
Feb 09
FIR #794 – 2/9/15 – For Immediate Release
Feb 09
FIR #794 – 2/9/15 – For Immediate Release
Feb 08
Watch LIVE Today From ICANN52 – DNSSEC For Everybody: A Beginner’s Guide
As we mentioned last week, today (Monday, Feb 9) you will be able to watch live from ICANN 52 in Singapore the session:
DNSSEC For Everybody: A Beginner’s Guide
This session will be from 17:00 – 18:30 SGT where we’ll be explaining what DNSSEC is all about and also putting on our “skit” dramatizing what happens with DNS and DNSSEC. This session tends to be a good bit of fun and we’ve heard it has helped a good number of people understand the subject a bit more. You can follow along remotely (or watch it later) at:
http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-dnssec-everybody
Please note that the times are Singapore Time which is UTC+8.
And if you want to get started NOW with deploying DNSSEC, why not visit our Start Here page to find resources tailored for your type of organization?
Feb 08
ISOC At ICANN52, Monday: A Great Amount Of IANA Transition Discussion With A Bit of Cybersecurity and DNSSEC, Too
Greetings from Singapore! As the 52nd meeting of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) gets formally underway this morning on Monday, February 9, 2015, we thought we'd give you an idea of what we'll be focusing on today from an Internet Society point of view as well as provide links so that you can join in and follow along remotely.

