Security is an important issue for many Members, which is why we have organized a number of thought provoking security talks today at APNIC40 in Jakarta.
If you are not in Jakarta today, like myself, you can still follow the session live on YouTube – find videos in link pages below.
- Opening Ceremony / Keynote – Barry Greene – Rethinking Security and how you can Act on Meaningful Change
- APOPS1 – Yuji Sekiya (University of Tokyo) – MATATABI : Cyber Threat Analysis and Defense Platform using Huge Amount of Datasets
- APOPS2
- Jono Bergquist (CloudFlare) – Signing DNSSEC answers on the fly at the edge: challenges and solutions
- Zhang Zaifeng (Qihoo 360) – Abuse of DNS wildcards in China – from passiveDNS perspective
- Elise Gerich (ICANN) – DNS Root Zone KSK Rollover
- Geoff Huston (APNIC) – Testing Rolling Roots Slideshare
- Lightning Talks
- Yoshiro Yoneya (JPRS) – Actions against DNS security issues which .JP faced
- Virgil Griffith – OnionCity: Darkweb conduit and search engine
- IRR Tutorial and RPKI Demo – Nurul Islam (APNIC)
- DNSSEC Tutorial – Champika Wijayatunga (ICANN)
- Security Session (1600-1730)
- John Crain (ICANN) – Use of identifiers for misuse and abuse
- Foy Shiver (APWG) and Jorge Aguila Vila (APWG) – Phishing trends and Collaborative Efforts to Fight Cybercrime
- Kitisak Jirwannakool (Electronic Government Agency Thailand)
APNIC 40 Security Workshop
I must also tell you that my APNIC colleague Shane, Champ (ICANN) and I had a lot of fun teaching the 5-day Network Security Workshop which finished yesterday.
Be sure to follow APCERT conference
Also this time around our colleagues from APCERT are not able to join us because they will be busy with their conference and AGM in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I will be joining them later this week and take part in an APNIC-APCERT MoU exchange ceremony. More on this in my next post of course!
Till then, help spread the word to your friends and enjoy APNIC40.
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