Brussels LE/Registrar/Registry Meeting -February 24-25, 2011

[Cedric Laurant]

Does anyone know about this meeting?
Cedric
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>From: Bobby Flaim <rflaim [at] stas.fbi.gov>
>Subject: Brussels LE/Registrar/Registry Meeting -February 24-25, 2011
>
>Dear All,
>In coordination with the European Commission, 
>Directorate-General Home Affairs and gTLD 
>Registrar Constituency, we are convening the 
>second Law Enforcement(LE)-Registrar-Registry 
>AND RIPE NCC/ARIN Meeting on February 24-25, 
>2011 in Brussels, Belgium.  Our first meeting 
>was in Washington, DC on September 28, 2010 and 
>one of our objectives was to continue the dialog 
>in Europe.
>The goal of this second meeting is to not only 
>discuss the relevant issues begun in Washington, 
>DC in September but to focus on the concerns of 
>European LE/Registrars, including ccTLDs. In 
>addition, to highlight LE's efforts across the 
>entire Internet spectrum, we have dedicated a 
>half-day session for the European and American 
>Regional Internet Registries (RIR), RIPE NCC and 
>ARIN, to discuss the parallel LE/RIR due 
>diligence IP addressing efforts.
>Below is the location, dates, times and tentative agenda:
>Dates: February 24-25, 2011
>Location: Albert Borschette Conference Centre 
>(CCAB) , Rue Froissart 36, 1040 Bruxelles, 
>Belgium
>Agenda:
>Day 1 - February 24, 2011 - Thursday - Domain Name System
>9:00-9:30 - Welcome/Introductions
>9:30-10:30 - Review of LE Due Diligence 
>Recommendations to ICANN and Registrar SOP - the 
>LE Recommendations will be discussed at the next 
>ICANN meeting in San Francisco, March 14-18, 
>2011.
>10:30-10:45 - Break
>10:45-11:30 - Review of LE Due Diligence 
>Recommendations to ICANN and Registrar SOP 
>(continued)
>11:30-12:30:  New gTLD process - Latest Draft 
>Applicant Book and Economic Study
>12:30-13:30 - Lunch
>13:30-14:30 - EU LE-Registrar Concerns
>-    EU LE case examples of DNS abuse
>-    Examples from EU registrar and a registry 
>on the spectrum of issues they are addressing 
>for EU LE and what LE could do to make those 
>issues go more smoothly
>14:30- 15:30 - EU Registrars - How do they handle EU and US requests
>15:30-15:45 - Break
>15:45-17:00 - ccTLD/CENTR - EU LE/ccTLD issues
>Day 2 - February 25, 2011 - Friday - Domain Name System and IP Addressing
>Morning Session - Domain Registrars/Registries
>9:00-10:00 - US Online Pharmaceutical Initiative 
>- The US just developed a voluntary procedure to 
>takedown counterfeit online pharmaceuticals, 
>could that be used to encompass all online 
>criminal domain name registrations?
>10:00-11:00 - Industry Bad Actors - Case Examples
>11:00-11:15 - Break
>11:15-12:15 - Summary - Steps Forward, Upcoming 
>ICANN Meeting in San Francisco, March 14th
>12:15-13:30 - Lunch
>Afternoon Session - Regional Internet Registries -RIPE NCC and ARIN
>13:30 - 14:00 Introduction of RIR system
>-    Short introduction on the system
>14:00 - 15:00 IPv6 hour
>-    presentation on IPv4 vs. IPv6
>-    presentation and discussion on RIR IPv6 policies
>15:00- 15:30 Break
>15:30 - 17:00 Due diligence, fraud/abuse 
>investigations and investigation tools
>-    Fraud investigations (ARIN)
>-    RIR investigation tools (RIPE NCC)
>17:00 - 17:30 RIR / LEA cooperation
>- Cybercrime Working Party
>If there are  law enforcement agencies, 
>registrars or registries that are not on this 
>email and would like to attend, please pass them 
>this announcement.
>Thank you and we greatly look forward to your participation!!
>Bobby
>Please RSVP to either of the following so we can ensure logistics:
>Radomír JANSKÝ
>European Commission
>Directorate-General Home Affairs
>Directorate A.2 Fight against Organised Crime
>Office LX46 3/146
>1049 Brussels, Belgium
>Tel: +32.2.295.06.55
>Fax: +32.2.296.76.33
>E-mail: <mailto:radomir.jansky at ec.europa.eu>radomir.jansky [at] ec.europa.eu
>Or
>
>Supervisory Special Agent Bobby Flaim
>Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
>Operational Technology Division/Technical Liaison Unit
>Work: +1-703-985-2555
>Mobile: +1- 581-437-3728

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