During 2020-2021 NSRC training activities were done remotely by NSRC staff and contractors, but in some cases, such as mnNOG3, these events have involved a mix of local on-the-ground participation with remote assistance in a hybrid teaching environment...
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- As the world becomes more aware of the privacy implications of existing on the web, browser vendors like Google, Apple, and Mozilla are trying to figure out how to support federated single sign-on while preventing hidden tracking...
- One of the biggest hurdles to routing security is getting the right information to the right people at the right time. We offer implementation guides, tutorials, hands-on workshops, and more ...
NSRC Welcomes our colleague and friend Joe Abley who works as the Chief Technology Officer at the Public Internet Registry. Joe and NSRC have worked together on numerous network training activities over the years.
The Internet’s global routing system is often affected by route leaks, prefix hijacking, Internet address spoofing and other incidents which can lead to Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, traffic inspection, Internet outage, malicious activities, financial and reputational damage.
The APRICOT 2020 Summit hosted an RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure) Deployathon during its Melbourne, Australia event in February 2020.