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Opportunities presented by
the “Internet of Things”
Now that the Internet has become a natural part of our
society, one might be tempted to believe that its development
is moving into a less frenetic phase. But in fact,
we’ve only just seen the beginning. If we look 10 years
into the future, we can expect that many things in the
physical world will be connected to the virtual world of
the Internet. We are already seeing examples of how
electricity meters, boat motors, sensors for monitoring
buildings, etc, are being connected to the Internet. The
step from a network for connected PCs and mobile
phones to becoming an Internet of Things might just
turn out to be the most revolutionary phase in the development
of the Internet.
In virtually every industry we can expect that new
creative solutions will blossom, for example, for monitoring
our homes and possessions, on-line monitoring
of servicing needs for vehicles, for increasing the efficiency
of goods and materials handling, e-health, etc.
Objective of the workshop
The objective of this workshop is to clarify the stateof-the-art
for the technologies and business opportunities,
and how the deployment of the Internet of
Things might be facilitated.
DNSSEC Tools and
Experiences
DNSSEC or Domain Name System Security Extension
is an extension of DNS that makes it possible to
validate the origin of the DNS data and to enforce
DNS data integrity. The need for DNSSEC became
obvious in the summer of 2008 when Dan Kaminsky
demonstrated a new type of attack on DNS. He showed
how a hacker with very simple means could inject
false DNS information into a vulnerable resolver.
DNSSEC is now being widely deployed by TLDs and
Domain Name Server Operators around the world,
where both .ORG and .GOV have been signed. Hopefully
we will also have a signed root by the end of 2009,
which will be a significant improvement for everybody
who wants to deploy DNSSEC.
Objective of the workshop
The primary objective of this workshop is to help DNS
Name Server Operators find suitable tools.
A Common Health
Check for the Internet
The Internet’s robustness or resilience is of great
importance to the whole community and is an issue
that is being discussed frequently today. In spite of
this, there is no generally accepted method for how
we ought to measure and monitor the quality of the
Internet.
Even if the Internet is complex, it is entirely possible
to get a picture of how the Internet is doing by taking,
compiling and analyzing relevant measurements.
These measurements should be measuring both quality
at the IP level, and the technical quality of the
services provided by corporations, government authorities
and organizations connected to the
Internet.
Objective of the workshop
The overall objective is to establish generally
accepted methods of measuring and presenting
the state of health of the Internet. This workshop
will contribute to this by discussing suitable
tools, methods and forms of cooperation.
HOSTS
Staffan Hagnell, .SE
Mikael von Otter,
Swedish IT
and Telecom
Industries
HOSTS
Rickard Bellgrim, .SE
Lars-Göran
Forsberg, Loopia
draft agenda
HOSTS
Anne-Marie Eklund
Löwinder, .SE
Patrik Wallström,
.SE
09.00 Where are we heading – The Internet 2020
Welcome, Scope and Objective for the day,
(Speaker)
Current Trends in Internet Usage, Olle
Findahl, World Internet Institute
Smart objects – Visions for the technology,
Patrik Fältström, Cisco
10.20 Coffee
10.40 Wireless Sensor Networks/Smart Objects/
IPv6, Adam Dunkels, SICS
RFID, Bo Raattamaa, CEO GS1 Sweden and
Chairman GS1 in Europe
Panel Discussion – What solutions will the
technology enable
12.00 Lunch
13.20 Lead Users – Case studies of Emerging
Services and Solutions
Public Transport: SL’s Experience and
Vision, Åke Lindström, Business Development,
Stockholm Public Transport (SL)
Case study 2, (Speaker TBD)
Case study 3, (Speaker TBD)
Case study 4, (Speaker TBD)
14.40 Coffee
15.00 How to facilitate business development
and avoid problems.
Challenges for business developers,
(Speaker TBD)
Privacy protection: Trade-off between
different interests, (Speaker TBD)
17.00 Close
9.00 Available Tools and Solutions
Welcome, Scope and Objective for the day,
Speaker
Vendor presentations:
– Secure64, Infoblox, Xelerance Corp and
other commercial solutions
10.20 Coffee
10.40 Available Tools and Solutions
Vendor presentations (cont.):
Bind 9.7, Shane Kerr, ISC
– OpenDNSSEC and other open source
solutions
12.00 Lunch
13.20 Operational experiences
From a registrant, (Speaker TBD)
From a registrar, (Speaker TBD)
From a TLD registry, (Speaker TBD)
14.40 Coffee
15.00 How to choose the right product.
Presentation of a product evaluation,
(Speaker TBD)
Discussion – Who needs what
functionality
17.00 Close
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9.00 How to measure the Internet’s quality.
Welcome, Scope and Objective for the day,
(Speaker TBD)
.SE’s experience of testing and presenting
Internet Health, (Speaker TBD)
Round table discussion – What is being
done by whom
10.20 Coffee
10.40 How to Measure, Analyze and Present the
quality of:
1. DNS, (Speaker TBD)
2. E-mail, (Speaker TBD)
Round table discussion
12.00 Lunch
13.20 How to Measure, Analyze and Present the
quality of:
3. Websites and Certificates, (Speaker TBD)
4. IPv4 and IPv6 services, (Speaker TBD)
Round table discussion
14.40 Coffee
15.00 How to arrive at a Common Health Check
for the Internet.
Demonstration of a prototype system,
Speaker
Discussion:
What information should be gathered
Are there other topics that should be
included in v1.0 or in later versions
Suggestions for further work and collaborative
efforts.
17.00 Close
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