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Achieving Success: ITAR Timeline and Impact on DNS Security

Explore the timeline of ITAR, from its launch in 2009 to the adoption phase in 2011. Discover how ITAR automated trust anchor management for TLD operators and influenced DNS security discussions. Learn about the smooth transition to the signed Root Zone and the benefits of community involvement.

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Achieving Success: ITAR Timeline and Impact on DNS Security

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  1. Update on ITAR • Elise Gerich • Vice President, IANA Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers

  2. Timeline • 2008: Community (led by RIPE) asks for ICANN to run a trust anchor repository for TLD operators; ICANN Board votes for ICANN to implement a “Registry of DNSSEC trust anchors for TLDs” • January 2009: ITAR is launched • July 2010: Root Zone is signed • November 2010: EOL notice for ITAR; Remove existing trust anchors • January 2011: Turn off ITAR

  3. TLD Adoption • http://stats.research.icann.org/dns/tld_report/

  4. Thoughts • ITAR project went very well. Relatively clear requirements from the community helped. • Automation meant that it required little staff effort to maintain after deployment • The way TLDs interacted with the system helped inform the discussion on managing DS records in the root zone • Once root was signed, TLDs quickly switched. TLDs in the root surpasses ITAR within around a month. • Advance notice that ITAR would be turned off helped spur last TLDs that hadn’t transitioned to the root to do so.

  5. Thanks!

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