
This half day event took place on
29 March 2010 in Oxford. We took a closer look at the threats and solutions to a safe and stable domain name system.
A keynote presentation by
Cricket Liu examined the threats to DNS, cache poisoning, DDoS attacks and looked at how DNS administrators can secure their networks.
This was followed by presentations from Nominet on how we are securing the .uk zone and continuing to provide a safe and stable environment for the UK Internet community.
If you would like any information on the event please email
events@nominet.org.uk Agenda
09:00 Registration 09:30 Nominet introduction Simon McCalla, Director of IT, Nominet
09.45 Closer Look at Threats to the Domain Name System and how DNSSEC can help mitigate Cricket Liu, Vice President, Architecture, Infoblox
Co-author of all of O'Reilly & Associates Nutshell Handbooks on DNS
10.45 Q&A 11:00 Tea/Coffee break11:15 DNSSEC, History and overview Roy Arends, Senior Researcher, Advance Projects Team, Nominet
OpenDNSSEC - the architecture and our contribution to it Sion Lloyd, Researcher, Advance Projects Team, Nominet
Signing .uk Stephen Morris, Advance Projects Team Manager, Nominet
12:15 Close of meeting Simon McCalla, Director of IT, Nominet
12:30 Lunch Venue
Oxford Thames Four Pillars, Henley Road, Sandford on Thames, Oxford, OX4 4GX
Cricket Liu
Cricket Liu is an authority on the Domain Name System and the co-author of all of O'Reilly & Associates Nutshell Handbooks on DNS, including the classic
DNS and BIND. As Executive Vice President, Cricket guides the development of Infoblox’s product and business strategy, and serves as a liaison between Infoblox and the technical community. Cricket worked for Hewlett-Packard for nearly ten years, where he ran hp.com, one of the largest corporate domains in the world, and helped found HP’s Internet consulting business. Cricket later co-founded his own Internet consulting and training company, Acme Byte & Wire. After Network Solutions acquired Acme Byte & Wire, Cricket became Director of DNS Product Management.