The DNSSEC Deployment Initiative in conjunction with FOSE held the workshop, Making DNSSEC the Trust Infrastructure: Where Domain Name Security is Headed, at FOSE 2012 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM on April 3rd.  The agenda and presentations follow:

10:00 AM: Welcome and Introductions
DNSSEC, The Federal Government, and Where We Go From Here

• Honorable Howard Schmidt, Special Assistant to the President and Cybersecurity Coordinator  (Invited Guest)
  

  Howard Schmidt

• W. Douglas Maughan,  Cyber Security Division Director, Science and Technology Directorate, U.S Department of Homeland Security

10:15 AM: Trends and Challenges in Federal DNSSEC Deployment

• Scott Rose (Moderator), National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Update on .gov (250KB pptx) – The uptake of DNSSEC in the .gov zone – Valeri Stoyanov Reporting and Analysis Program Manager, Cyber Security Division, Science and Technology Directorate, U.S Department of Homeland Security
• VeriSign on the services they offer to and through .gov  (815KB pptx) – Matt Larson, Vice president, DNS Research, VeriSign
• FCC and DNSSEC – Jeffery M. Goldthorp, Associate Chief – Cybersecurity and Communications Reliability, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, Federal Communications Commission
• FISMA, with emphasis on mobile requirements (266KB pptx) – Scott Rose, National Institute of Standards and Technology

11:00 AM: Break

11:15 AM: Trends and New Developments in DNSSEC-aware Apps

• Applications and Dane (3.2MB ppt) – Russ Mundy, Principal Networking Scientist, Sparta, Inc.
• Report on NLNet Labs DNSSEC Trigger (1.2MB pptx) – Robert G. Novas, Member, Senior Technical Staff, Shinkuro, Inc.
• Chrome and Mozilla DNSSEC plug-ins Developed by .cz (2.5MB pdf) – Ondrej Sury, Head of R&D for CZ.NIC Laboratories
• Reengineering Trust:  Towards The Domain Key Infrastructure – Dan Kaminsky, Chief Scientist, DKH
• National Strategy for Trusted Identity in Cyberspace (4.1MB pptx)– Jeremy Grant, National Institute of Standards and Technology

12:00 PM – 12:30 PM: Vendor Panel (Steve Crocker Moderator)

• Secure 64 (573KB pdf) – Mark Beckett, VP Marketing and Product Management
• Afilias (414KB pdf) – Jim Galvin, Director, Strategic Relationships and Technical Standards
• Nominum (532KB pptx)  – Srini Avirneni, VP of Customer Advocacy and Innovation
• Infoblox (1.4MB pptx) – Victor Danevich, Sr. Director Pre-Sales System Engineer & Professional Services, Americas
• F5 (496KB pptx) – Jonathan George, Product Marketing Manager
• ISC – Suzanne Woolf

12:30 PM: Break for Lunch and Exhibits

2:00 PM: DNSSEC and Infrastructure Providers

• Akamai (4.6MB pptx) – David Lawrence, Principal Software Engineer at Akamai Technologies
• Comcast  (938KB pdf) – Chris Griffiths, National Engineering and Technical Operations
• Go Daddy  (2.4MB pptx) – Wayne Thayer, Chief Technology Officer

2:30 PM: Roundtable:  Where does DNSSEC lead us next? (Ed Rhyne is Moderator)

DNSSEC Roundtable

Roundtable Members

• Doug Montgomery – National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Scott Rose – National Institute of Standards and Technology
• W. Douglas Maughan – Cyber Security Division Director, Science and Technology Directorate, U.S Department of Homeland Security
• Jeffery M. Goldthorp – Associate Chief – Cybersecurity and Communications Reliability, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, Federal Communications Commission
• Chris Griffiths – National Engineering and Technical Operations, Comcast
• Jim Galvin – Director, Strategic Relationships and Technical Standard, Afilias
• Adam Langley – Google
• Dan Kaminsky – Chief Scientist, DKH

Discussing these questions:

• What happens when we have a chain of trust that’s complete?
• What happens to DNSSEC if we migrate to a cloud solution? How do more secure protocols affect cloud architecture?
• What role do DANE protocols play as we transition to the future of DNSSEC?
• What’s the killer app that will drive end-to-end trust?
• What else needs to happen to make DNSSEC the trust anchor?

3:45 PM: Roundtable Continues with Audience Questions

4:00 PM: Conclusion