DNSSEC at FOSE 2012 « DNSSEC Deployment

DNSSEC at FOSE 2012

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?