OARC 27 (San Jose)

The DNS Operations, Analysis, and Research Center (DNS-OARC) brings together key operators, implementors, and researchers on a trusted platform so they can coordinate responses to attacks and other concerns, share information and learn together.DNS-OARC has five key functions:Information Sharing.DNS-OARC provides a trusted, shared platform to allow the DNS operations community to share information and data. Stringent confidentiality requirements and secure communications mean that proprietary information can be shared on a bilateral basis.Operational Characterization.As Internet traffic levels continue to grow, the demand on root and other key nameservers will outgrow the current infrastructure: this year's DDoS attack traffic levels will become next year's steady state load. DNS-OARC measures the performance and load of key nameservers and publish statistics on both traffic load and traffic type (including error types).Workshops.DNS-OARC organizes semi-annual workshops where members and the public are invited to give presentations on timely topics relevant to DNS both operations and research.Analysis.Leading researchers and developers provide long-term analysis of DNS performance and post-mortems of attacks so that institutional learning occurs. A well-provisioned system allows members to upload traces and logs, and to perform their own analysis.Tools and Services.As vulnerabilities and DNS problems come to light, DNS-OARC develops publicly available tools and services to assist with highlighting, diagnosing, and remedying such problems.DNS-OARC participants fall into one or more of the following categories:Operatorsof root, TLD, or large commercial nameservers who consume DNS technology and produce DNS services.Implementerswho produce DNS technology including software, appliances, and network elements such as load balancing hardware.Researcherswhose work has a strong DNS emphasis and who need access to trace and log data about the global DNS under both "normal" and "abnormal" conditions.Security Providerswhose companies offer products and services that utilize DNS information to improve the security of their customers.To inquire about membership, or for any other questions, please contact the.

OARC, Inc

The OARC 27 Workshop will take place in San Jose, California, USA on 29 and 30 September.
DNS-OARC Workshops are open to OARC members and to all other parties interested in DNS operations and research, with attendees from NANOG Hackathon, NANOG 71 and ARIN 40 particularly welcome this time around.
Attendance is free for OARC Members and Sponsors.
If your organisation is interested in sponsoring OARC Workshops, please see our <A TITLE="Sponsor Benefits Document" HREF="https://www.dns-oarc.net/files/meeting-sponsor.pdf" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Sponsor Benefits</A> document or e-mail <A TITLE="Email sponsor@dns-oarc.net" HREF="mailto:sponsor@dns-oarc.net" TARGET="_blank" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">sponsor@dns-oarc.net</A> for more information.
 
FAQs
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? 
Send an email to admin@dns-oarc.net
 
Is my registration/ticket transferrable? 
Only in special circumstances where previously agreed.
 
Can I update my registration information? 
Please contact us to do this 
 
What is the refund policy? 
There are no refunds.

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