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  Data Breaches and You - our Global Internet Report 2016 explains the critical steps you need to take now

  Data breaches are the oil spills of the digital economy.  Over 429 million people were affected by reported data breaches in 2015 – and that number is certain to grow even higher in 2016.

  These large-scale data breaches along with uncertainties about the use of our data, cybercrime, surveillance and other online threats are eroding trust on the Internet.  

  Date published 23 November 2016
  Mr. Olaf Kolkman
  Tech Matters
  GIR, Global, Global Internet Report, Internet Infrastructure, Networks & Trust, Security

Who's Writing

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  Mr. Olaf Kolkman
  Chief Internet Technology Officer
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  Dan York
  Senior Content Strategist
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  Mat Ford
  Technology Programme Manager
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  Andrei Robachevsky
  Technology Programme Manager
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  Megan Kruse
  Manager, Technology Outreach and Strategic Planning
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  Mr. Kevin Meynell
  Content and Resource Manager

Key Topics

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•  IETF89

• Rough Guide to IETF 97: DNSSEC, DANE and DNS Privacy and Security

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  DNS privacy will get a good bit of focus at the IETF 97 meeting in Seoul with a special tutorial as well as a meeting of the DPRIVE working group and activity in the IETF 97 Hackathon. DNS privacy will also come up in the DNSSD group this time, too. The DNS Operations working group will meeting and a new DNS BOF will take place. In contrast to the past few meetings, the Using TLS in Applications (UTA) working group where DANE has been discussed will not meet as their work is moving along on the mailing lists. Similarly, the DANE working group felt that work was moving along and no...
  Date published 11 November 2016
  Dan York
  Tech Matters
  DNS, Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), Global, IETF, IETF97, Privacy, Security
• Rough Guide to IETF 97: Internet of Things

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  The Internet of Things (IoT) is a buzzword around the Internet industry and the broader technology and innovation business. We are often asked what the IETF is doing in relation to IoT and in this short post for the IETF Rough Guide to IETF 97, I'd like to highlight some of the relevant sessions scheduled during the upcoming IETF 97 meeting in Seoul. First, though, I'd like to add a small advertisement for you to tune into the ISOC@IETF Briefing Panel on Tuesday, 15 November, during lunch on "The I in IoT: Implications for a Global Open Internet." Registration to attend onsite is full, but...
  Date published 10 November 2016
  Mat Ford
  Tech Matters
  Global, IETF, IETF97, Internet Engineering Task Force, Internet Infrastructure, Internet of Things (IoT), IoT, Open Internet Standards, Standardisation, Other external events
• Rough Guide to IETF 97: Internet Infrastructure Resilience

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  Let’s look at what’s happening in the IETF and the upcoming IETF 97 meeting in the area of Internet infrastructure resilience. My focus in this Rough Guide to IETF 97 post is primarily on the routing and forwarding planes and specifically routing security and unwanted traffic of DDoS attacks. There is interesting and important work underway at the IETF that can help address problems in both areas.The Secure Inter-Domain Routing (SIDR, https://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/sidr/) WG has made a significant contribution to the area of routing security by developing the RPKI system and security...
  Date published 09 November 2016
  Andrei Robachevsky
  Tech Matters
  Global, IETF, IETF97, Internet Engineering Task Force, Internet Infrastructure, Networks & Trust, Open Internet Standards, Routing Security, Standardisation, Other external events
• Registration OPEN for the ISOC@IETF Briefing Panel at IETF 97 on the Internet of Things

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  As announced last week, registration has just opened for the ISOC@IETF Briefing Panel at IETF 97 next week. What are the implications of the Internet of Things (IoT) on the global internet? Is the end-to-end principle still relevant? We'll discuss these questions and more during the Internet Society Briefing Panel at IETF 97, entitled: “The I in IoT: Implications for a Global Open Internet.” The panel takes place during lunch on Tuesday, 15 November, at the Conrad Seoul.Registration InformationDue to high demand for limited seating, pre-registration is required to attend the Briefing Panel in...
  Date published 08 November 2016
  Megan Kruse
  Tech Matters
  Global, IETF, IETF97, Internet Engineering Task Force, Internet of Things (IoT), Other external events
• Rough Guide to IETF 97: All About IPv6

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  In this post for the Internet Society Rough Guide to IETF 97, I’ll take a look at some recent IPv6 activity and what’s happening at IETF 97 in Seoul next week.It’s been a good year for IPv6 with several sources indicating that global IPv6 adoption rates have increased by nearly 50% during 2016, with a number of large ISPs, mobile operators and content providers actively deploying the protocol. Whilst IPv6 has been supported by major operating systems for some time, native IPv6 is also increasingly being supported by applications and networks, thus reducing reliance on transition mechanisms...
  Date published 08 November 2016
  Mr. Kevin Meynell
  Tech Matters
  Global, IETF, IETF97, Internet Engineering Task Force, IPv6, Open Internet Standards, Standardisation, Other external events

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