INET/IGC 2004 Strengthening the Net: Building an Open and Trusted Internet FIRA BARCELONA May 10-14, 2004, Barcelona, Spain

Tutorials

Tutorial 1: IPv6

The Internet is based on an end-to-end model, a basic and simple architecture in which nodes communicate as equals. This concept is eroding on the current Internet as Network Address Translation (NAT), private addressing and client-server models predominate. IPv6 will provide solutions to many of these issues and will help take the Internet beyond the web, enabling new applications that depend on scalability that goes way beyond what is possible today.

Instructors:
Ms. Rosa Delgado, Member of the Board of Trustees, Internet Society
Latif Ladid, IPv6 Forum,
Mr. Axel Clauberg, Cisco
Mr. Patrick Cocquet, 6Wind, France
Mr. Piers O'Hanlon, University College London, United Kingdom
Mr. Jordi Palet, Consulintel, Spain
Mr. Bosco Fernandes, Siemens, Germany
Mr. Richard Jimmerson, ARIN, USA
Ms. Silvia Hagen, SunnyConnection AG, Switzerland

[Presentation in pdf]
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 1 [mp3]
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 2 [mp3]

Tutorial 2: Internationalized Domain Names

This tutorial addresses general internalization questions as well as
specific IDN issues together wan an overview of currently proposed
solutions. It is aimed at a broad audience and is of particular interest to registries/registrars, national regulators and government representatives, application developers and users.

Instructors:
Mr.John Klensin, USA
Mr. Patrik Falström, Cisco

Internationalized Domain Names in Applications [pdf]
Internationalization and the Internet [pdf]
- Streaming Audio recording [mp3]

Tutorial 3: "Emerging Security Technologies. A balanced overview by experts in the field"

Improving information security is critical to the operations, reputation and economic stability of any organization. As an organization's dependency on computers and network communications increases, so does its vulnerability to information security compromises. Almost every week the media reports on new computer crimes, system break-ins, malicious code attacks, and the ever-growing threat of cyber terrorism.

This tutorial presents security concerns with an eye to useful, practical,
applicable procedures and policies. Technologies for securing your network against threats from both inside your organization and outside intruders (including the Internet) will be discussed. The tutorial covers preventative procedures, policies and implementations. We discuss security systems, card keys, software, hardware, encryption, abstraction, authentication and other security mechanisms.

List of tracks and Lecturer's name/affiliation:

1) Prof. Stephen Hailes, University College London (UCL), United Kingdom
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 1 [mp3]
- PDF

2) Prof. Michel Riguidel, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications (ENST), France
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 2 [mp3]
- PDF

3) Dr. Antonio Skarmeta, Universty of Murcia, Spain
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 3 [mp3]
- PDF

4) Mr. Jimmy McGibney, Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), Ireland
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 4 [mp3]
- PDF

5) Dr. Adrian Waller, Thales Research & Technology (TRT), United Kingdom
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 5 [mp3]
- PDF

6) Mr. Wolfgang Fritsche, IABG, Germany
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 6 [mp3]
- PDF

7) Mr. Philippe Berthelot, Thales Communications, France
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 7 [mp3]
- PDF

8) Dr. Sathya Rao, Telscom, Switzerland
- Streaming Audio Recording, part 8 [mp3]
- PDF

This tutorial is one of the security dissemination efforts of the SEINIT
project, funded by the European Union and the Swiss Government.