SCION: Secure Path-Aware Internet Routing (denog16)

What this episode covers

SCION is a secure path-aware Internet architecture, designed to achieve high resilience to routing attacks and path selection for Internet users and operators with safety critical traffic such as in financial and healthcare sectors. RPKI/ROV is useful for origin validation but does not validate paths, ASPA is still an evolving technology, whilst BGPSEC has yet to be widely deployed and needs explicit router support along a path to achieve the full benefits. SCION has commercial and open-source implementations and is in production use by the financial services and healthcare industry in Switzerland and internationally. This includes the SCION Research & Education Network (SCIERA) which includes connections to OVGU Magdeburg. It is also currently being evaluated for use in government, power utility, aviation, military and other applications, with a number of vendors interested in implementing it in their products. This talk will discuss the SCION design and architecture, its trust model, how it can be deployed, as well as some deployment experiences to-date. It will also discuss the IETF/IRTF work, and the community efforts supported by the SCION Association to encourage further deployment and development. Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog16/talk/GZAQ7E/

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