Geoff Huston, APNIC

The presentation explores the measurement of the effectiveness of Route Origin Validation filtering as a user-centric measurement. By this it is meant that we are not looking at counting ROAs or counting the folk to retrieve ROA data from the RPKI distributed repository framework, but looking at this from the perspective of the user base: what proportion of users can reach a site if the route for this site is invalid in Roa Validation terms. Thepresentation explorers the methodology to make the measurement and looks at the first set of results for this measurement.

Geoff Huston: Geoff Huston is the Chief Scientist at APNIC, the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific. Prior to this role he was the Chief Internet Architect at Telstra in Australia. He has served on the Internet Architecture Board and chaired a number of IETF Working Groups. His current research interests include routing, security and the DNS.