Join us for our virtual Meeting Orientation on Tuesday, 22 April, to find out how to make the most of your meeting experience, including information about the draft policies up for discussion. During the ARIN 55 registration process, choose the Meeting Orientation option to reserve your spot.

If you’re interested in learning more about ARIN’s Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) services and how they can help secure your resources, we encourage you to register to attend our in-person RPKI Deployathon on Sunday, 27 April. ARIN experts will help guide your first Route Origin Authorization and answer any questions you may have about RPKI.

Strengthening Internet Integrity: Collaborative Solutions for Cybersecurity Challenges
Leslie Daigle, Global Cyber Alliance
 

The Internet is built on collaboration and interdependence. Its power comes from harnessing small efforts by connected networks to achieve global impact – from high quality video calls across the planet to enabling e-commerce, both scale and results are achieved by coordinated shared action. While that produces an incredibly powerful and versatile platform for supporting commerce and communications, it also means that attacks and cybersecurity challenges that arise in one part of the network are rarely confined, and readily impact even distant reaches of the Internet. Tackling cybersecurity challenges that face the Internet requires careful analysis, consideration of impacted parties’ needs and abilities, and concerted effort. The Global Cyber Alliance Internet Integrity Program develops platforms to provide insight for analysis of Internet cybersecurity threats and threat actors, and builds communities of Internet infrastructure operators to identify and implement solutions.

Monday, 28 April, 9:45 AM