How did the deployment of DNSSEC go within the .GOV top-level domain? What kind of errors were found in the deployment? What lessons were learned? If they could start it all again, what would they do differently? These were all questions discussed by Scott Rose of the US NIST in a talk last December at Read more…
Where is the Internet going? What comes next with regard to IPv6, DNSSEC and other technologies? At our ION San Diego event on December 11, 2012, we had a great panel session called “Advancing the Network – Where We’ve Been, Where We’re Headed” where we explored exactly these issues. Moderated by Shumon Huque of the Read more…
What are “negative trust anchors” for DNSSEC? What function do they perform? Why do we need them? In this video, Dan York interviews Jason Livingood about his Internet-Draft on this topic and answers these and other questions: The Internet-Draft can be found at: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-livingood-negative-trust-anchors Jason and his co-author are seeking comment and would appreciate feedback Read more…
With the buzz over Google’s news about DNSSEC yesterday, we’ve seen a large surge of visitors to our DNSSEC-related resources and in the midst of that someone pointed out that the excellent introduction to DNSSEC video from Shinkuro, Inc., was no longer available on YouTube. Given that we work well with the Shinkuro team, we Read more…
What do we need to do to get DNSSEC widely deployed? How can we help accelerate the deployment? What is the benefit to network operators and content providers? These were among the questions answered in a highly interactive panel at the ION Conference San Diego on December 11, 2012. There was a good dialogue between Read more…
At the USENIX LISA ’12 conference in December 2012, Roland Van Rijswijk of SURFnet gave a great talk titled “DNSSEC: What Every Sysadmin Should be Doing to Keep Things Working” where he talks about how you are perhaps already using DNSSEC – and what you need to do to make sure it keeps working. Roland’s an Read more…
In this video from ION Sao Paulo last month, Dan York (Internet Society), Frederico Neves (NIC.BR), and Robert Martin-Legène (Packet Clearing House) discussed ways to increase DNSSEC deployment across the Internet, and how they deployed it in their own networks. From the session abstract: What needs to be done for DNSSEC to be deployed on a large scale? Read more…
What is DNSSEC? What can you do with it? How does it work? Why are people excited about using DNSSEC? Why should you care about it? At the Consumer Electronics Show a few weeks back, I sat down with cybersecurity expert Joe Klein to cover a range of topics related to DNSSEC, including a few Read more…
What is DNSSEC? How does it work? How can you use it? Why should you care about it? In this video, Dan York interviews cybersecurity expert Joe Klein about DNSSEC and explores a variety of topics related to how it works, how it is used, what you can do with it and where DNSSEC is Read more…
What is DNSSEC all about? Why should you care? How will it make your website more secure? How can you deploy it? In this presentation at at the Internet ON (ION) Conference in Toronto on November 14, 2011, Joe Abley, Director of DNS Operations for ICANN, addressed those points and discussed steps that operators and Read more…