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ICANN Board Chairman [[Steve Crocker]] made the ceremony's opening statements, addressing the revised meeting schedule, which will begin in 2016 and include a shorter second meeting focused on policy development by ICANN's [[Supporting Organizations]]. Crocker also mentioned ICANN's continued focus on the impending IANA stewardship transition. Chairman Crocker concluded by touching on issues of "security, stability and resiliency," mentioning recent security breaches at Sony and spearfishing attacks against ICANN. The Chairman emphasized ICANN's role in Internet security, including the organization's expansion and curation of the L-Root, which diminishes the possibility of interference in this essential structural container. <ref name="ICANN52">[http://singapore52.icann.org/en/ ICANN Singapore]''ICANN.org''; Retrieved 18 February 2015</ref> | ICANN Board Chairman [[Steve Crocker]] made the ceremony's opening statements, addressing the revised meeting schedule, which will begin in 2016 and include a shorter second meeting focused on policy development by ICANN's [[Supporting Organizations]]. Crocker also mentioned ICANN's continued focus on the impending IANA stewardship transition. Chairman Crocker concluded by touching on issues of "security, stability and resiliency," mentioning recent security breaches at Sony and spearfishing attacks against ICANN. The Chairman emphasized ICANN's role in Internet security, including the organization's expansion and curation of the L-Root, which diminishes the possibility of interference in this essential structural container. <ref name="ICANN52">[http://singapore52.icann.org/en/ ICANN Singapore]''ICANN.org''; Retrieved 18 February 2015</ref> | ||
Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim, Singapore's newest Minister of Communications and Information spoke next. Minister Ibrahim discussed the rapid increase of global Internet users, specifically Singapore's growth as an international hub for technological growth. Citing Singapore's Smart Nation Initiative, Ibrahim elaborated on the nation's plan to secure quick national broadband that promotes innovation with a continued focus on safety and security for users. He concluded by discussing Singapore's recent development of a Cyber Security Agency that will take a holistic approach to cyber security, including but not limited to collaboration with neighboring countries in the wake of cross-country cyber incidents. | |||
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| Dates: | 8 - 12 February 2015 |
| Location: | Singapore, Singapore |
| Venue: | The Raffles City Convention Center |
| Website: | ICANN 52 Website |
| Registration: | Registration |
ICANN 52 - Singapore is an ICANN Meeting that was held from the 8th to the 12th of February 2015 in Singapore, Singapore.
ICANN 52 will be the fourth ICANN Meeting in the organization's history to be held in Singapore. Previous meetings held in Singapore were ICANN 1, ICANN 41 and ICANN 49.
Major Events and Topics[edit | edit source]
Opening Ceremony[edit | edit source]
ICANN Board Chairman Steve Crocker made the ceremony's opening statements, addressing the revised meeting schedule, which will begin in 2016 and include a shorter second meeting focused on policy development by ICANN's Supporting Organizations. Crocker also mentioned ICANN's continued focus on the impending IANA stewardship transition. Chairman Crocker concluded by touching on issues of "security, stability and resiliency," mentioning recent security breaches at Sony and spearfishing attacks against ICANN. The Chairman emphasized ICANN's role in Internet security, including the organization's expansion and curation of the L-Root, which diminishes the possibility of interference in this essential structural container. [1]
Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim, Singapore's newest Minister of Communications and Information spoke next. Minister Ibrahim discussed the rapid increase of global Internet users, specifically Singapore's growth as an international hub for technological growth. Citing Singapore's Smart Nation Initiative, Ibrahim elaborated on the nation's plan to secure quick national broadband that promotes innovation with a continued focus on safety and security for users. He concluded by discussing Singapore's recent development of a Cyber Security Agency that will take a holistic approach to cyber security, including but not limited to collaboration with neighboring countries in the wake of cross-country cyber incidents.
Session Highlights[edit | edit source]
Sunday, 8 February
Monday, 9 February
- Responses to the ICG RFP regarding the IANA Stewardship Transition
- Tech Day
Tuesday, 10 February
Wednesday, 11 February
Thursday, 12 February
- CCWG Accountability Working Session
- Fellowship Week Wrap-up
- ICANN 52 Wrap-up cocktails
Sponsors[edit | edit source]
- Gold: Verisign
- Silver: Uniregistry, NCCGroup, CentralNic, Afilias, PIR, ZDNS, LogicBoxes
- Bronze: Minds + Machines, Iron Mountain, ION Magazine
Links[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ ICANN SingaporeICANN.org; Retrieved 18 February 2015