1. DNSSEC Deployment Initiative: Roadmap Version 2.0 Suresh Krishnaswamy, SPARTA suresh@tislabs.com Steve Crocker, Shinkuro, Inc. Steve@shinkuro.com

2. Version 2.0 Initial version was released on Feb 2005 Updated. Progress made and framework for going forward Will be posted on: www.dnssec-deployment.orgwww.dnssec-deployment.org

3. Roadmap Produced by U.S. Dept of Homeland Security contractors –NIST –SPARTA –Shinkuro, Inc. Open effort via DNSSEC-Deployment.org mailing list and conference calls

4. Noteworthy Changes Software Inventory – Framework for classifying Tools Updates the list of Issues and Gaps Communication and Outreach Program Recognizes the initiative on the part of some ccTLDs and other key players

5. Software Tools Inventory Organized based on administrator roles Lists currently available tools Highlights gaps Early version was presented to this group during the Minneapolis IETF-62 meeting Software Tools List will be kept current on the www.dnssec-deployment.org websitewww.dnssec-deployment.org

6. Issues and Gaps Tracks progress for older issues –Root Zone –Key Rollover and Distribution, Trust Anchor Issues –Zone Walking –Performance –Algorithm Rollover –Application Issues Three new issues added –Opt-out (different issue than zone enumeration) –Split Views (problems and workarounds) –Dynamic update (client-side support for dynamic updates)

7. Communications and Outreach Plan Working Group complements parallel ongoing activities (e.g., IETF) –Plenary discussion –Topical areas (Applications, etc.) Website – updated to include current information as it is discovered or reported to us as well as resources for general audiences: –Newsletter: Business, higher education, government –Four-minute animation using a simple case directed toward end users

8. www.dnssec-deployment.org Want to able to make this a useful resource for the community –News Items –Calendar –Software Tools –Technical resources for different adopter classes Comments welcome re Roadmap, DNSSEC Animation, Website