Register for the SIDN TechTalk on 13th of November
2 fascinating speakers, a free dinner and a drink at the end
2 fascinating speakers, a free dinner and a drink at the end
TechTalk is back with a new edition on Thursday the 13th of November! It's the familiar format: 2 fascinating speakers talking, plus an enjoyable meal. Come to the SIDN TechTalk on the 13th of November and be inspired! Places are limited, so we recommend registering soon.
SIDN operates at the heart of the Dutch internet. Often in partnership with universities and other higher education centres. And often participating in national and international working groups concerned with abuse, security and data. We also maintain close ties with a variety of technical and other bodies in the Netherlands. As a result, we have expertise in many key fields, which we love to share with the internet community.
Technical professionals and students from the Arnhem region who are passionate about their field, open to new developments and keen to share their knowledge.
18:00 – 19:00: Reception Don't go eating before you arrive! The programme includes an enjoyable, free evening meal.
19.00 – 19.45 uur Talk 1: How can we make BGP more secure? - Tim Bruijnzeels The internet consists of thousands of networks that are connected to each other using the BGP protocol. However, BGP itself is very insecure. This means that network traffic can be redirected accidentally or deliberately. In this presentation, Tim gives a brief introduction to BGP, explains how BGP can be made more secure using the IRR (Internet Routing Registry) and the RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure), and describes the role played by the RIPE NCC in this regard.
Over Tim Bruijnzeels Tim is Principal Software Engineer RPKI at the RIPE NCC. He has been involved in RPKI standards development and software implementation for well over 10 years. A number of IETF RFCs related to RPKI carry his name. Tim first got involved in this work as a software developer for RIPE NCC. Later, he became the lead technical project manager for various RIPE NCC services, with the strongest focus remaining on RPKI and the whois. Tim worked for NLnet Labs from 2018 to 2024 where he worked on the development of the open-source RPKI server implementation, Krill.
19.45 – 20.30 uur Talk 2: We have BGPsec, why bother with RPKI? - Martin Hoffmann BGPsec offers routing security through cryptographic verification of route announcements within BGP itself which sounds as if it could replace the security mechanisms offered by RPKI. But does it really? This talk will explore how BGPsec works, why it isn’t widely deployed yet and whether it ever will be, how it interacts with RPKI, and finally whether it can replace RPKI.
Over Martin Hoffmann Marthin Hoffmann is a software engineer at NLnet Labs. He is a core developer of the RPKI-related projects such as Routinator and Krill. He also sabbled in DNS and, in a previous life, in VoIP.
20:30 – 21:00: Chat and refreshments
At our offices in Arnhem. Address: Meander 501, 6825 MD Arnhem, The Netherlands
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The presentations will be made in English.
If you want to attend our TechTalk, you must register for the event on Meetup. We only have space for 60 participants! So register soon to avoid missing out on the SIDN TechTalk.
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The SIDN TechTalk is a free event. However, organising it does cost money. If you've registered but find you can't make it, please let us know promptly, so we can give your place to someone else.