Deploy360 4 February 2015

Zoom! Watch ION Trinidad & Tobago Tomorrow!

By Megan KruseFormer Director, Advocacy and Communications

ion_ trinidadWant to learn what’s happening with IPv6, DNSSEC, BGP security, and Anti-spoofing across the Caribbean? Tomorrow, we’re holding our second ION Conference of the year, and ION Trinidad and Tobago has a great agenda and speaker lineup.

We’re trying something new this time! We’ll be using a Zoom Video Conference to stream the meeting. Here are the details:

Here’s a rundown of the sessions and times in store for tomorrow afternoon:

1:30 PM Opening Remarks
Chris Grundemann (Internet Society)
1:45 PM Welcome from the Internet Society Trinidad Chapter
Niran Beharry (Internet Society Trinidad and Tobago Chapter)
2:00 PM The Business Case for DNSSEC
Patrick Hosein (TTNIC)
2:30 PM Panel: Routing Around Catastrophe – Securing BGP, Anti-spoofing, and More
Moderator: Shernon Osepa (Internet Society). Panelists: Reynold Guerrier (GSIS); Steve Spence (ArikTechs); Bevil Wooding (Packet Clearing House).
3:30 PM BREAK
3:45 PM Beyond the Tipping Point: Global Connectivity Three Years After World IPv6 Launch
Kevon Swift (LACNIC)
4:15 PM IPv6 Success Stories– Network Operators Tell All!
Moderator: Chris Grundemann (Internet Society). Panelists: Levin Cole (Columbus Communications Trinidad); Owen DeLong; Marvin Thomas (Digicel Trinidad & Tobago).
5:15 PM Closing Remarks
Chris Grundemann (Internet Society)

Join us tomorrow for what should be an excellent set of sessions!

And if you want to get started now with deploying these technologies, please visit our “Start Here” page to find resources targeted at your type of organization or role.

Note: This is an experiment for us, as we’ve never used Zoom for an ION Conference before. Please be patient with us tomorrow as we try to work through some kinks! We’ll be opening the session in the morning for the Regional Internet Governance Fora session happening in the same room, so if you’re an Internet Governance buff, you can log into the same conference and check it out in advance.

Disclaimer: Viewpoints expressed in this post are those of the author and may or may not reflect official Internet Society positions.

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