RIPE NCC Update. Kaveh Ranjbar Chief Information Officer RIPE NCC. Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD

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1 RIPE NCC Update Kaveh Ranjbar Chief Information Officer RIPE NCC Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD

2 RIPE NCC A not-for-profit membership association under Dutch law Founded in 1992 Serving as Regional Internet Registry for 76 countries 18,000+ members Around 145 staff based in Amsterdam, Dubai and Moscow Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 2

3 What We Do Secretariat for the RIPE community Maintain the RIPE Registry and RIPE Database Distribute IPv4, IPv6 addresses and AS Numbers Manage K-root, one of the 13 Internet root name servers Other services including training courses, RIPE Atlas, RIPEstat and more Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 3

4 Membership Trends February ,090 LIRs Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 4

5 Impacting our IPv4 Pool Measurement growth driven by need to obtain IPv4 /22 allocations (1,024 addresses) At current rate, we expect to run out of IPv4 in two-to-three years Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 5

6 IPv6 Deployment Today Country IPv6 Capable Belgium 58,85% India 55,66% Uruguay 44,80% United States 43,54% Germany 43,16% Greece 39,10% Luxembourg 36,01% Switzerland 31,00% Japan 28,14% Trinidad and Tobago 26,49% Source: Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 6

7 Global IPv6 Survey 2018 Aiming to get an overview of IPv6 deployment around the world Assess how ISPs and enterprises view IPv6 A follow-up to similar surveys run between 2008 and 2013 Please take the survey - open until 1 April 2018: Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 7

8 OpenIPmap Our new tool for geolocating core Internet infrastructure Complete architectural overhaul: - New APIs - Integration of new geolocation methods through collaboration with researchers Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 8

9 Join us in Marseille Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 9

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11 Capacity Building Supporting local communities - Upcoming Regional Meetings in Tehran, Moscow, Timisoara - Supporting and participating in national Network Operator Groups and IGFs - Member Lunches across our service region - IPv6 Roadshow program, Train the Trainer, other training courses - Country-focused meetings (Kazakhstan in 2018) - LEA meetings and Roundtable Meetings for Governments - Greater engagement in the Caucasus with a new staff member based in the region Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 11

12 Academic Engagement Incorporating our training material into Computer Science and Engineering curriculums Visiting universities to explain Internet fundamentals: standardisation, names, numbers, and relevant organisations RACI programme providing funding for students and researchers to present their work at RIPE community meetings Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 12

13 RIPE NCC::Educa One-day online event with a series of webinars focusing on a specific topic Webinars conducted by RIPE NCC staff as well as RIPE community members Provides support to members who can t make it to training courses First event in 2017 focused on RIPE Atlas with around 80 participants Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 13

14 Internet of Things (IoT) Pace of development introduces significant security, privacy and safety concerns RIPE community has formed a new working group to discuss challenges and opportunities around IoT Working group will be a focal point for the community to develop positions on IoT matters Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 14

15 Getting Ready for GDPR The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force in May this year Conducting internal review to ensure we are fully compliant Existing RIPE Database operations appear to be consistent with the legislation we don t expect any impact Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 15

16 ITU Plenipotentiary 2018 Kicks off in October 2018, runs for three weeks Working closely with community and industry partners Ensuring that the RIPE community s views are represented: - Multistakeholder model has been successful at coping with pace of change and addressing a diverse range of issues - Discussions should be fact-based, informed by experts - Authority of community-based policy development must be respected Kaveh Ranjbar 22 February 2018 APTLD 73 16