Routing Security SIG

SIG Charter

The SIG will provide a platform to discuss the operational issues and best practices to secure global Internet routing. The SIG will be the forum for discussion about broader Internet routing security topics including RPKI, IRRd, etc. which are very much related to network operators. The SIG will act as a forum to develop and clarify deployment of services by APNIC such as RPKI, IRRd, RRDP etc and collect feedback from network operators about what changes they want and how it is positively/negatively impacting their operations. The SIG will focus on information sharing, outreach, capacity building, and other activities that will advance APNIC’s vision for a global, open, stable, and secure Internet.

The SIG will also work as an advisory and supporting organization to review technical elements of policy proposals concerning routing security to advise the APNIC Community.

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About the Chair

Name	Jocelyn Bateman
Tenure	APNIC 56 – APNIC 60
Biography	Working for Amazon Web Services (AWS), we actively take steps to steps to increase the security of not only our customers but also help the internet as a whole protect itself. I am therefore familiar with using Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) to secure our announcements and discard invalid ones within our global network. Additionally, AWS collaborate with other network operators through industry initiatives like Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS), and Internet Society (ISOC) supported initiatives aimed at securing global internet-routing. I understand that signing our IP-space with a Route Origin Authorisation (ROA) enables the internet as a whole to make sure that AWS, and our customers’, IP addresses can only originate from AWS-authorised autonomous systems (AS), all of which achieves routing security.

Name

Jocelyn Bateman

Tenure

APNIC 56 – APNIC 60

Biography

Working for Amazon Web Services (AWS), we actively take steps to steps to increase the security of not only our customers but also help the internet as a whole protect itself. I am therefore familiar with using Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) to secure our announcements and discard invalid ones within our global network.

Additionally, AWS collaborate with other network operators through industry initiatives like Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS), and Internet Society (ISOC) supported initiatives aimed at securing global internet-routing.

I understand that signing our IP-space with a Route Origin Authorisation (ROA) enables the internet as a whole to make sure that AWS, and our customers’, IP addresses can only originate from AWS-authorised autonomous systems (AS), all of which achieves routing security.

About Co-Chair

Name	Taiji Kimura
Tenure	APNIC 58 – APNIC 62
Biography	I am working on routing security such as RPKI at JPNIC, JPNIC has deployed RPKI and been cooperate with other NIRs and experts for better deployment. I would like to work on it from various angles, such as research, implementation, and activities to spread awareness in the community. I would like to be active in this SIG so that it can be a place where those involved and those who will be responsible for future technologies can play an active role.

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Archived

Date/Time	Monday, 18 October 2021 \| 12:00 PM UTC +8
Mode	Online
Agenda	Session Introduction – Meet the Chairs Guest Speaker: Dr. Philip Smith – What are the obstacles in implementing ROA and ROV Open Mic – Q/A Community Feedback on Action Items (Please refer to the mailing list for Action Items)
Links	Zoom Recording \| Presentation
Attendees	67

Date/Time	Thursday, 10 June 2021 \| 03:00 PM UTC +8
Mode	Online
Agenda	Welcome remarks, Aftab Siddiqui, SIG Chair RPKI VIZ (with demo), Dr Di Ma, ZDNS APNIC RPKI CPS, Tom Harrison and George Michaelson, APNIC Panel discussion: RPKI Transparency wrt services and operations Panelists: Taiji, JPNIC and Philip Smith, NSRC Open mic
Links	Zoom Recording \| Presentation
Attendees	47