DNSSEC Pavilion

Attacks on the Internet infrastructure are a reality - it's estimated that 10 percent of servers in the network today are vulnerable to domain name system (DNS) attacks. And many technology experts believe that we will see a serious attack on the underlying infrastructure within the next decade.

U.S. federal agencies are required to have deployed DNSSEC, the security protection for the domain name system, by year-end 2009. Challenges will still remain to deploy security measures that will help the DNS perform as people expect it to - in a trustworthy manner.

The DNSSEC Pavilion will feature suppliers of tools and technologies for automating or easing the deployment of DNSSEC. Their solutions will help remove threats of DNS-based attacks and improve the overall integrity and authenticity of information processed over the Internet.

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Exhibitors include:

AEP Networks 

Afilias

BT Diamond IP

Data Mountain Solutions

DNSSEC Deployment Initiative

Infoblox

Neustar

Secure64 Software Corp.

Verisign

Xelerance Corporation

Online registration is NOW OPEN.  Click here to register!

For more information, visit What's Next in DNSSEC?, presented by DNSSEC Deployment Coordination Initiative and Shinkuro in conjuction with DHS and NIST.

To exhibit in the DNSSEC Pavilion at FOSE, contact Don Berey, Show Director at 703-876-5073 or exhibit.fose@1105govinfo.com