Global time infrastructure is critical to a secure and reliable Internet.
Network Time Security
Can Time Be Hacked? Here’s How One Hacker Demonstrated It Can
Can Time Be Hacked? Here’s How One Hacker Demonstrated It Can Forbes
Changes to Our Work in 2021
Here at the Internet Society, we believe that the Internet is for everyone. Our work focuses on ensuring that...
NTS RFC Published: New Standard to Ensure Secure Time on the Internet
The Internet Society is pleased to see the publication of RFC 8915: Network Time Security for the Network Time...
Can You Spare a Minute? Network Time Security Featured on The Hedge Podcast
Are you interested in finding out more about Network Time Protocol (NTP), Network Time Security (NTS), and discovering why...
Working Collaboratively to Improve Emerging Network Time Security Implementations
Accurate and secure time is essential for the security and trustworthiness of the Internet. Many systems that we regularly...
Everything You Need to Know about Network Time Security
This article was first published on Netnod’s Blog. It is reposted here with permission of Netnod. A lot of...
GPS World Webinar: Protecting Critical Infrastructure with Resilient Timing & Synchronization
Karen O’Donoghue, Director, Internet Trust and Technology, Internet Society joined a panel of experts to discuss how resilient timing...
Virtual Webinar: Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems
ATIS’ Virtual Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems (vWSTS) took place in May in place of the face-to-face WSTS...
The Road to Deployment: Network Time Security
The presentation by Karen ‘O’Donoghue at LACNIC 33
LACNIC Technical Forum
The LACNIC Technical Forum includes top-level technical presentations on issues such as cybersecurity, IPv6, DNS, the Internet of Things,...
Time Synchronization, Security, and Trust
Time is something that is often overlooked or taken for granted, but the accuracy and reliability of time is...
New Security Mechanisms for Network Time Synchronization Protocols
As evolving security concerns have prevailed, the network time synchronization protocol community has been actively engaged in the development...