[dns-operations] Please contribute data to OARC!

[Jay Daley]

On 6/02/2010, at 7:50 AM, Eric Brunner-Williams wrote:

> In its 3rd addenda to its Request for Proposals to Obtain. Operate. Manage. Administer. Maintain and Market the Geographic Top Level Domain .nyc, the DoITT stated:
> 
> Contractor shall maintain an active membership in RISG (Registry Internet Security Group) registrysafety.org OARC (DNS Operations, Analysis & Research Center) dns-oarc.org APWG (Ami Phishing Working Group) apwg.org
> 
> Passing on the marginal utility of the first and third requirement,

Do you say that from a position of first hand knowledge?  I work extensively in RISG and I don't recall your involvement.  This is not the forum for me to go into the purpose of RISG and why it is both important and effective - but I will say that each group makes it own unique contribution and should be respected for that unless you have a good evidential reason for saying otherwise.

Jay

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> and I did so comment in CORE's response, the 2nd requirement for OARC membership was prudent and reasonable.
> 
> FWIW, CORE will shortly join OARC.
> 
> Eric
> 
> 
> On 2/5/10 1:36 PM, Phil Regnauld wrote:
>> bert hubert (bert.hubert) writes:
>>> And I'm afraid that OARC has contacts&  contracts with willing operators,
>>> but that employees would have a very hard time moving their large, listed,
>>> corporations to sign up.
>> 
>> Which is a shame. OARC membership should be sufficiently appealing to
>> a corporation in terms of business advantage / risk management (think:
>> more robust/reliable DNS infrastructure, up to date picture of current
>> DNS threats, being at the forefront in observing the measured effects
>> of DNSSEC deployment, etc...). Of course the key lies in finding advantages
>> that management will think outweigh the banshee screams and predictions
>> of doom from the legal department when they hear the words "share data".
>> 
>> So, give the techies something they can use to convince their management
>> to sign up.
>> 
>> Phil
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