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Page 1: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA)

DSSA UpdateToronto – October, 2012

Page 2: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

DSSADNS Security and Stability Analysis working group Thursday, 18-October: 11:15-12:45 Harbour C Details: http://toronto45.icann.org/node/34225

Context

Framework

ScenariosEducation, Training,

Awareness

Standards, Tools,Techniques

RiskPlanning

GlueRegional or segment focus

Constituencies

Edge (internal)Within the organization

CoreEcosystem-wide

Collaborative

Risk AssessmentGovernance

Steering

Coordination

Sharing

Delivery

Doing

Security Management/Leadershi

p

Operational & Technical Practices and Controls

Research & Analysis

EventMonitoring

Technology Selection, Deployment & Management

ComplianceMonitoring

Incident Response

Edge (external)Cross-organizational

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Page 3: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

BackgroundAt their meetings during the ICANN Brussels meeting the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC), the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (ccNSO), the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO), the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC), and the Number Resource Organization (NROs)… acknowledged the need for a better understanding of the security and stability of the global domain name system (DNS).

This is considered to be of common interest to the participating Supporting Organisations (SOs), Advisory Committees (ACs) and others, and should be preferably undertaken in a collaborative effort.

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Page 4: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

The DSSA has:

• Established a cross-constituency working group

• Clarified the scope of the effort• Developed a protocol to handle

confidential information• Built a risk-assessment framework• Developed risk scenarios• Documented this work in a report

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Since Prague:• Refined and consolidated• Launched public-comment cycle

• Refine the methodology• Introduce the framework to a

broader audience• Complete the risk assessment

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Still to come (if needed)

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Methodology

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Risk Scenarios

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Page 8: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

Education, Training, Awareness

Standards, Tools,Techniques

RiskPlanning

GlueRegional or segment focus

Constituencies

Edge (internal)Within the organization

CoreEcosystem-wide

CollaborativeRisk

AssessmentGovernanceSteering

CoordinationSharing

DeliveryDoing

Security Management/Leadershi

p

Operational & Technical Practices and Controls

Research & Analysis

EventMonitoring

Technology Selection, Deployment & Management

ComplianceMonitoring

Incident Response

Edge (external)Cross-organizational

Roles and context

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Page 9: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

Education, Training, Awareness

Standards, Tools,Techniques

RiskPlanning

GlueRegional or segment focus

Constituencies

Edge (internal)Within the organization

CoreEcosystem-wide

CollaborativeRisk

AssessmentGovernanceSteering

CoordinationSharing

DeliveryDoing

Security Management/Leadershi

p

Operational & Technical Practices and Controls

Research & Analysis

EventMonitoring

Technology Selection, Deployment & Management

ComplianceMonitoring

Incident Response

Edge (external)Cross-organizational

Question: Who is doing what?

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Page 10: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

Approach: a data-gathering worksheetGoal: complete the map of DNS SSR functions and participants for our report – and provide a foundation for a “gaps and overlaps” analysis

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Approach: Coordinate DSSA and DNSRMF

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Page 12: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

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Launch the Risk Mgmt. function

Public commentPublic comment

ID roles – gaps & overlaps

ID roles – gaps & overlaps

Launch the project to establish the RM

function and complete one “cycle”

Launch the project to establish the RM

function and complete one “cycle”

Determine whether

separate DSSA risk-assessment effort is needed

Determine whether

separate DSSA risk-assessment effort is needed

Revise report and obtain AC/SO endorsement

Revise report and obtain AC/SO endorsement

Obtain community feedback and

incorporate those suggestions into the RM

framework

Obtain community feedback and

incorporate those suggestions into the RM

framework

Establish community-

based portion of RM launch

project

Establish community-

based portion of RM launch

project

Complete DNS risk-management framework

Complete DNS risk-management framework

Select DNS risk-management framework

consultant and launch DNSRMF project

Select DNS risk-management framework

consultant and launch DNSRMF project

Align/Integrate DNSRMF and DSSA

findings/methods/leadership

Align/Integrate DNSRMF and DSSA

findings/methods/leadership

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Page 13: DNS Security and Stability Analysis Working Group (DSSA) DSSA Update Toronto – October, 2012

• Comment on our Phase I report

• Fill out one of our “Gaps & Overlaps” worksheets

• Comment on our plans going forward

How you can help

https://community.icann.org/x/4AB513