Supporting a Healthy, Stable, Resilient Internet

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+ICANN coordinates the Internet’s unique identifier systems for worldwide public benefit, enabling a single interoperable Internet.

+ICANN facilitates the security, stability and resiliency of the Internet’s unique identifier systems through coordination and collaboration.

ICANN

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We connect people, across diverse sectors of the global Internet community.

From a Security perspective, we build bridges

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+#1 – Preserving and enhancing the operational stability, reliability, security and global interoperability of the Internet.

+Acknowledged in the Affirmation of Commitments: “global technical coordination of the Internet’s underlying infrastructure – the DNS – is required to ensure interoperability.”

Global Mission, Guided by Core Values

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+All parties with a stake in cybersecurity should adopt a broad view.

+Focus on an Internet that is sustainable, healthy, stable, resilient.

+The Internet is made up of a number of organizations and processes that shape the coordination and management of this ecosystem, and enable its overall functioning.

+The Internet is successful and thriving because it is open, transparent and collaborative.

Security in the context of a global ecosystem

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+Training efforts are now 10 years old (going back to ICANN Carthage in 2003)

+ Registry Operations course with NSRC and ISOC

+ Expanded to include:

+ DNS Basics

+ Attack and Contingency Response Mitigation

+ Secure Registry Operations and DNSSEC

+ Trainings are request driven by the community

Collaboration in Technical Engagement

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+Trainings are done in partnership with

+ Regional organizations (such as AfTLD, APTLD, LACTLD), CTU

+ Network Startup Resource Center

+ Internet Society’s Deploy360 Initiative

+ Law enforcement entities (such as Europol, Interpol, NCA/UK)

+ Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative; OAS CICTE

+ Operational Security community (APWG, MAAWG)

+ Pan Arab Cybersecurity Observatory

Collaboration in Technical Engagement

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+Supporting community activity

+ Regional strategies (African Strategy, Asia-Pacific Strategy, Latin American & Caribbean Strategy)

+ TLD operator education, awareness, capability building

+ Law enforcement & operational security collaboration and education

+ Government & International Organization engagement

+ Network Operator Groups (AfNOG, CaribNOG, MENOG, as examples)

+ Regional IGFs & IGF

Technical Engagement

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Example of recent DNSSEC training with ISOC Lebanon, March 2013

Sharing knowledge, supporting a healthy ecosystem

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+FY 14 Security, Stability, Resiliency Framework – open for comment through 20 May 2013 (see http://ta.gg/5w0)

+Regional Strategies

+Participate in ICANN

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