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− | The '''DNS Security Facilitation - Technical Study Group''' ('''DSFI-TSG''') was formed to investigate and determine what ICANN should and should not do based on the technical landscape -- not about [[DNS Abuse]] -- but about security threats and attack vectors, including the DNS itself. | + | The '''DNS Security Facilitation - Technical Study Group''' ('''DSFI-TSG''') was formed to investigate and determine what ICANN should and should not do based on the technical landscape -- not about [[DNS Abuse]] -- but about security threats and attack vectors, including the DNS itself. This study group provides technical guidance to the ICANN CEO on what ICANN can initiate to facilitate DNS security.<ref>[DSFTSG Charter]</ref> This group does not make policy but it may make policy recommendations. |
+ | ==Members== | ||
+ | * [[Merike Käo]] (Coordinator) | ||
+ | * [[Tim April]] | ||
+ | * [[Gavin Brown]] | ||
+ | * [[John Crain]] | ||
+ | * [[Rod Rasmussen]] | ||
+ | * [[Marc Rogers]] | ||
+ | * [[Katrina Sataki]] | ||
+ | * [[Robert Schischka]] | ||
+ | * [[Duane Wessels]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Guiding Questions== | ||
+ | # Which ICANN mechanisms or functions specifically address DNS security?<ref>[https://community.icann.org/display/DSFI/Project+Charter+and+Scope?preview=/136119336/146736288/DSFI%20Technical%20Study%20Group%20Charter.pdf DSFTSG Charter]</ref> | ||
+ | # What are the most critical gaps in the DNS security landscape? | ||
+ | # what technical requirements are needed to fill the gaps? | ||
+ | # How to fix operational best practices to address the gaps? | ||
+ | # What are the hindrances to their deployments? | ||
+ | # Who should fill those gaps? | ||
+ | # what is [[ICANN Organization]]'s role? | ||
+ | # What strategic partnerships should ICANN org make to enhance DNS security? | ||
+ | # What are the risks? | ||
+ | # What are the shortcomings of the current threat models? | ||
+ | # What are the externalities? | ||
+ | # which DNS characteristics attract security problems that other Internet services don’t have? | ||
+ | # What can ICANN learn from other protocols or industries that face similar issues? | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==References== |
Revision as of 15:05, 1 October 2021
The DNS Security Facilitation - Technical Study Group (DSFI-TSG) was formed to investigate and determine what ICANN should and should not do based on the technical landscape -- not about DNS Abuse -- but about security threats and attack vectors, including the DNS itself. This study group provides technical guidance to the ICANN CEO on what ICANN can initiate to facilitate DNS security.[1] This group does not make policy but it may make policy recommendations.
Members
- Merike Käo (Coordinator)
- Tim April
- Gavin Brown
- John Crain
- Rod Rasmussen
- Marc Rogers
- Katrina Sataki
- Robert Schischka
- Duane Wessels
Guiding Questions
- Which ICANN mechanisms or functions specifically address DNS security?[2]
- What are the most critical gaps in the DNS security landscape?
- what technical requirements are needed to fill the gaps?
- How to fix operational best practices to address the gaps?
- What are the hindrances to their deployments?
- Who should fill those gaps?
- what is ICANN Organization's role?
- What strategic partnerships should ICANN org make to enhance DNS security?
- What are the risks?
- What are the shortcomings of the current threat models?
- What are the externalities?
- which DNS characteristics attract security problems that other Internet services don’t have?
- What can ICANN learn from other protocols or industries that face similar issues?
References
- ↑ [DSFTSG Charter]
- ↑ DSFTSG Charter