Today our Richard Jimmerson will be speaking at the Digital Home World Summit 2012 in London on the topic of “IPv6: Preparing for the Future.”  He’ll be discussing: Why the delay in deploying IPv6? Fundamentals of IPv6 and pitfalls of falling behind Activities businesses must undertake to ensure continued success Real-world implementations and case studies Read more…

How well does the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) work with IPv6? How do current VoIP software and systems currently handle IPv6?  What does the industry need to do for SIP to thrive in an IPv6 landscape? I’ll be exploring all those questions and much more at the “SIP Network Operators Conference (SIPNOC)” next week in Read more…

Want to learn about the latest with DNSSEC and the US government? Want to listen to a veritable “Who’s Who” of the people involved with DNSSEC? Tomorrow at the FOSE Conference in Washington, DC, there is what looks to be an outstanding event titled: MAKING DNSSEC THE TRUST INFRASTRUCTURE: WHERE DOMAIN NAME SECURITY IS HEADED Read more…

If you are going to be at the 83rd meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) next week in Paris, two members of the Deploy360 team, Megan Kruse and myself (Dan York), will be there onsite for the full week. Given what we do here at Deploy360, you can expect to typically find us in Read more…

This Thursday and Friday I (Dan York) will be at the “Securing and Trusting Internet Names (SATIN) 2012” event taking place at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in London, UK. As the event site indicates, this event is a bit of a merger of academia and industry: SATIN aims to provide a forum for academic Read more…

If you can get to Frankfurt am Main, Germany, on Thursday and Friday, May 10-11, 2012, there looks to be a fantastic set of sessions going on at the 2012 IPv6 Kongress. More information is available at: www.ipv6-kongress.de The packed agenda includes a wide range of sessions including deep tutorials, best practices, security topics, networking, Read more…

The full DO Hub team will be in Boston, MA, this week at the USENIX LISA ’11 event: the 25th Large Installation System Administration Conference. On Thursday, December 7th, we’ll be in “Back Bay C” where Richard Jimmerson will present on: IPv6, DNSSEC, RPKI, etc.: What’s the Holdup and How Can We Help? You’re busy. Read more…