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1Hawt or Naught – NANOG 72

Hawt or Naught – NANOG 72

Feb 26, 2018

Last week I was in Atlanta with 879 of my friends for NANOG 72; the seventy second meeting of the North American Network Operators Group. NANOG is always a marathon of presentations, conversations, meals, and meetings. This one was no different – a whirlwind of learning, talking, speaking, and yes, even a bit of drinking. […]

2Myriad and Me

Myriad and Me

Aug 15, 2016

Wow. It’s been four months since I posted anything longer than a Facebook update. That makes me feel very lazy. As is typically the case though, my laziness in writing was caused not by sloth but rather by a shift in priority. A shift in priority? My first real business-world mentor chided me any time I said […]

3The Shadow of the Web

The Shadow of the Web

Dec 28, 2015

I believe in the Internet As an ideal. As a web of human minds. As a wonder of the world, not built through totalitarian control but rather through fierce coopetition. As a technological pillar held up by a newer, better, governance structure. As the facilitator of knowledge sharing and communication on a level so advanced […]

4Chris Grundemann: 2015 NANOG Board Candidate

Chris Grundemann: 2015 NANOG Board Candidate

Oct 5, 2015

After a lot of thought, a bit of encouragement, and just enough foolish sense of duty, I’ve decided to run for the NANOG Board of Directors in this year’s election. NANOG is where I learned much of what has made me a good engineer and a bunch of what makes me a decent human. It’s where […]

5Job Alert! Deploy360 Needs a Content and Resource Manager

Job Alert! Deploy360 Needs a Content and Resource Manager

Mar 27, 2015

Are you passionate about the future of the Internet? Do you want to help drive the global adoption of key Internet technologies, such as IPv6, DNSSEC, TLS, Secure BGP, and Anti-spoofing? Do enjoy both meeting great new people and staying fanatically organized? If you’re furiously nodding your head “yes” to all of these questions – […]

6IPv6 Security Myth #10: Deploying IPv6 is Too Risky

IPv6 Security Myth #10: Deploying IPv6 is Too Risky

Mar 24, 2015

After a quick break to catch our breath (and read all those IPv6 Security Resources), it’s now time to look at our tenth and final IPv6 Security Myth. In many ways this myth is the most important myth to bust. Let’s take a look at why: Myth: Deploying IPv6 Makes My Network Less Secure Reality: […]

7Broccoli Technologies: They’re Good For All of Us

Broccoli Technologies: They’re Good For All of Us

Mar 21, 2015

The Internet is an interesting phenomenon. I say phenomenon because it’s more than a single network or technology, larger than any single nation or continent, and serves a multitude of purposes for people all over the world. I say interesting because it is fundamentally unlike anything we’ve seen before; it’s an experiment that escaped the […]

8IPv6 Security Myth #9: There Aren’t Any IPv6 Security Resources

IPv6 Security Myth #9: There Aren’t Any IPv6 Security Resources

Mar 10, 2015

We are approaching the end of this 10 part series on the most common IPv6 security myths. Now it’s time to turn our eyes away from security risks to focus a bit more on security resources. Today’s myth is actually one of the most harmful to those who hold it. If you believe that there […]

9IPv6 Security Myth #8: It Supports IPv6

IPv6 Security Myth #8: It Supports IPv6

Mar 3, 2015

Most of our IPv6 Security Myths are general notions, often passed on unwittingly between colleagues, friends, conference attendees, and others. Today’s myth is one that most often comes specifically from your vendors or suppliers. Whether it’s a hardware manufacturer, software developer, or Internet Service Provider (ISP), this myth is all about trust, but verify. Myth: […]

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