Dear all,
Following summary is posted on behalf of the SECIR WG Chair Cristian Hesselman.
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Summary SECIR Conference Call #10
The ccNSO working group “Secure Email Communication for cccTLD Incident Response” (SECIR) held its tenth conference call on Mon Jan 26. We discussed three topics:
(1) The TLD-OPS overview document, which describes how to use the TLD-OPS mailing list and a lightweight procedure to subscribe to it. The TLD-OPS list is the version 1 implementation of the SECIR Contact Repository. Its purpose is to enable ccTLD operators to easily and quickly contact each other, thus allowing them to better handle incidents that require a coordinated response of ccTLDs at the global level. The TLD-OPS list is only accessible to people who are responsible for the overall security and stability of a ccTLD and who have been authenticated as such by their IANA Admin Contact. The TLD-OPS list is being maintained by the ccNSO Secretariat. The list server runs at DNS-OARC.
(2) The WG planning until the Singapore meeting. We decided to use this week to finalize the TLD-OPS overview document and to invite the first batch of ccTLDs to join the TLD-OPS list as of Feb 2. We will ask these ccTLDs to share their experience with us so we’ll be able to fine-tune the TLD-OPS subscription procedure where necessary. We’ll invite the rest of the community to join the list after the Singapore meeting, again in batches to manage the Secretariat's workload. We’ll make the TLD-OPS overview document available on the ccNSO website.
(3) Our face-to-face meeting in Singapore. We briefly went through potential agenda items, which included outreach activities and calendar, the way forward on the WG’s final report, and preparations for our presentation at the ccNSO Members Day (Tue Feb 10, 14:00-14:15 SGT, room Olivia).
Our next WG meeting will take place at ICANN52 in Singapore on Mon Feb 9, 14:00-15:00 SGT in room Bras Basah.
Members: Erwin Lansing (.dk), Jacques Latour (.ca), Frederico Neves (.br), Abibu Ntahigiye (.tz), Geng-Da Tsai (.tw), and Cristian Hesselman (.nl, chair)