CyberGreen tackles malware
Guest Post: CyberGreen – what is it, and why is it important? An insight before APCERT / OIC-CERT joint AGM and conference next week in KL.
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Preparing input to the IANA stewardship transition proposal: Internet Governance Conference Japan
Guest post: This is an opportunity for everyone in the global Internet community to contribute.
AusNOG 2015: meeting continues to impress
Guest Post: From the first session of AusNOG 2015 you realised that we were there to hear – and debate – the most up to date and pointy end of the issues facing the Australian internet engineering community.
The Internet in North Korea – Hanging by a Single Thread?
Guest Post: RIPE Labs investigate North Korea’s Internet connectivity in light of recent outages and discuss the fragile nature of its setup.
Establishing a community to share financial cybersecurity information in Japan
Guest Post: Read how we established Japan’s first financial industry cybersecurity cooperation group to share information in an effort to bolster our individual cybersecurity efforts in the financial sector.
Infographic: Number Community proposal for the IANA stewardship transition
Guest Post: the essence of the Number Community proposal for the IANA stewardship transition presented graphically
Mapping the Internet in the Asia Pacific
Guest post: I’ve been working on an interactive map of the Internet in the APNIC region – it’s now ready to share.
Ready to ROA with bdNOG
Guest Post: Bangladesh’s RPKI adoption rate is 25% and growing thanks to bdNOG and APNIC’s Ready to ROA campaign, says bdHUB’s Fakrul Alam.
Will the SIDR model succeed where the IRR model failed? (Part II)
Guest Post: In Part II of the post, Cengiz Alaettinoglu shares some insights into the low adoption of the IRR model in the hope it might increase adoption of the SIDR model.
Will the SIDR model succeed where the IRR model failed? (Part I)
Guest post: In this two-part post, PacketDesign’s Cengiz Alaettinoglou, gives a brief overview and comparison of the IRR and SIDR security models.