Dear all, Following summary is posted on behalf of the SECIR WG Chair Cristian Hesselman. == Summary SECIR Conference Call #10 The ccNSO working group ³Secure Email Communication for cccTLD Incident Response² (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 we¹ll be able to fine-tune the TLD-OPS subscription procedure where necessary. We¹ll invite the rest of the community to join the list after the Singapore meeting, again in batches to manage the Secretariat's workload. We¹ll 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 WG¹s 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. SECIR charter: http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/secir.htm Members: Erwin Lansing (.dk), Jacques Latour (.ca), Frederico Neves (.br), Abibu Ntahigiye (.tz), Geng-Da Tsai (.tw), and Cristian Hesselman (.nl, chair) Cristian Hesselman Manager SIDN Labs