Here's my presentation,
Transparency as Incentive for Internet Security:
Organizational Layers for Reputation,
from
RIPE 61 in Rome.
This presentation summarizes the two previous RIPE Labs papers
about proposed new organizational layers
and outbound spam ranking experiments.
RIPE-NCC is the oldest of the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), and RIPE is the deliberately unorganized association of interested parties that meets twice a year and holds discussions online in between. It's a mix of operations, research, and socializing. Topics range from obscure details of deploying IPv6 to organizational proposals such as what I was talking about. 430 people attended the meeting in Rome, which was quite a few more than the dozen or two of the first RIPE meeting I went to many years ago.
Interesting questions were asked. I may blog some of them.
-jsq
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