At IETF 101 in London, about 1000 engineers will discuss open internet standards and protocols. The week begins on Saturday, 17 March, with a Hackathon and Code Sprint. The IETF meeting itself begins on Sunday and goes through Friday (17-23 March 2018).

As usual, we’ll write our ‘Rough Guide to the IETF’ blog posts on topics of mutual interest to both the IETF and the Internet Society. The links will be added as they are posted. The topics are:

– Overview of ISOC @ IETF
– Routing Infrastructure Security Resilience
– Internet of Things
– IPv6
– DNSSEC, DANE and DNS Security
– Identity, Privacy, and Encryption

More information about IETF 101

Starting on Sunday, 12 November 2017, the Internet Engineering Task Force was in Singapore for IETF 100, where about 1000 engineers discussed the latest issues in open internet standards and protocols.

We provided a series of ‘Rough Guide to the IETF’ blog posts on topics of mutual interest:

– Overview
– Routing Infrastructure Security Resilience
– IPv6
– Internet of Things (IoT)
– Identity, Privacy, and Encryption

More information about IETF 100

The Internet Engineering Task Force was in Prague, Czech Republic, starting on Sunday, 16 July 2017, where about 1000 engineers spent a week discussing the latest issues in open standards and protocols.

As usual, the agenda was packed, and the Internet Society provided a ‘Rough Guide’ to the IETF via a series of blog posts on topics of mutual interest:

– Overview
– Internet Infrastructure Resilience
– Internet of Things
– IPv6
– Scalability & Performance
– DNSSEC, DANE, and DNS Security
– Trust, Identity, and Privacy
– Encryption

More information about IETF 99