APNIC showcases DASH and leads RPKI training at HKNOG 13.0

APNIC showcases DASH and leads RPKI training at HKNOG 13.0 is profiled by BTW Media because published evidence links it to internet infrastructure, governance, operational dependencies, or market visibility.

• APNIC joined HKNOG 13.0 on 1 November 2024 in Hong Kong, with 370 attendees exploring RPKI, security, and AI.

• Zen Ng highlighted DASH tool features and answered attendee queries at the APNIC booth.

What happened

APNIC took part in HKNOG 13.0 on 1 November 2024 in Hong Kong. The event brought together around 370 attendees for training and talks on RPKI, security, AI, and more.

Zen Ng presented APNIC’s DASH tool, highlighting its use for routing reports, detecting suspicious traffic, and assessing MANRS readiness. At the APNIC booth, he engaged with members and attendees, answering questions about geolocation, DASH features, and membership processes.

Before the conference, Shane Hermoso and Community Trainer Dewangga Alam led a three-day workshop on Intermediate Routing with RPKI. The session, attended by 26 entities, focused on improving practical routing skills.

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Why it is important

APNIC’s role at HKNOG 13.0 highlighted its commitment to building a stronger, more secure internet in the region. By showcasing the DASH tool, APNIC offered practical solutions to improve routing security, detect suspicious traffic, and support MANRS compliance. This effort aligns with global goals for better internet governance and reliability.

The three-day RPKI workshop further demonstrated APNIC’s focus on capacity building. Training 26 entities in Intermediate Routing with RPKI provided hands-on skills to improve routing integrity and security.

The event also strengthened connections between APNIC and its members. Zen Ng’s engagement at the booth allowed for direct discussions on geolocation issues, DASH features, and membership processes.

Through these activities, APNIC not only enhanced technical expertise but also encouraged collaboration, contributing to a more resilient internet infrastructure across the Asia-Pacific region.