Reflections from APrIGF 2016, Taipei
Guest Post: Who said Asians were quiet and shy? Izumi Okutani finds plenty of engagement at the 2016 APrIGF.
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Forum discussion delivers context on IPv6 in the Asia Pacific
Guest Post: IPv6 adoption in the Asia Pacific is going to take a coordinated effort – it’s not just a technical discussion.
A view of SANOG from an Open Source specialist
Guest Post: Open Source specialist Elizabeth Krumbach Joseph shares her first experience attending a SANOG conference.
Getting cyber capacity right
Guest Post: Cybersecurity consultant Wassie Goushe discusses the benefits of developing localized cybersecurity solutions that work for your situation.
The complexity conundrum
Guest Post: Tom Hollingsworth discusses the growing trend of network complexity and the need for simplicity.
Aggressive use of NSEC
Guest Post: Google’s Warren Kumari discusses the benefits of Next Secure (NSEC) and why it needs to be used in a more aggressive manner.
Routers and switches violate Japanese law, but seems not illegal
Guest Post: Akimichi Ogawa tries to make sense of the oddity surrounding the Secrecy of Communications law in Japan.
Lessons from establishing a national CERT
Guest Post: Andrew Toimoana discusses the two year effort to launch the Pacific’s first national Computer Emergency Response Team, CERT.to.
The day I got an APNIC fellowship
Guest Post: Afifa Abbas shares her APNIC fellowship experience and encourages others to apply for a once in a lifetime opportunity to connect with trainers and leaders in the industry.
Can You Make IPv6 Work Commercially?
Guest Post: Does IPv6 really come with a positive business case? Marco Hogewoning from RIPE NCC wants to find out via a short poll.