Speaker: John Kristoff
The domain name system (DNS), a key component upon which much of the Internet communications relies, has undergone intense scrutiny and analysis the past few years. DNSSEC, a suite of extensions that helps address some potential problems, has been gaining steam and is set to see a significant increase in deployment beginning this year. Yet, there are at least 13 things that organizations who rely on DNS, which is to say everyone, should consider with or without DNSSEC, but ideally before embarking on their own DNSSEC roll-out.
In this session, we will highlight 13 of the most important questions an organization should be asking about their own usage of DNS. While DNSSEC is an important technology, none of the answers require DNSSEC as the answer. The answers include all the types of things a proper DNS implementation should have even before DNSSEC. How well do you fare?
The 13 topic areas include: