I-D Action: draft-behringer-default-secure-00.txt

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        Title           : Making The Internet Secure By Default
        Authors         : Michael H. Behringer
                          Max Pritikin
                          Steinthor Bjarnason
	Filename        : draft-behringer-default-secure-00.txt
	Pages           : 8
	Date            : 2014-01-15

Abstract:
   Pervasive monitoring on the Internet is enabled by the lack of
   general, fundamental security.  In his presentation at the 88th IETF
   Bruce Schneier called for ubiquitous use of security technologies to
   make pervasive monitoring too expensive and thus impractical.
   However, today security is too operationally expensive, and thus only
   used where strictly required.

   In this position paper we argue that all network transactions can be
   secure by default, with minimal or no operator involvement.  This
   requires an autonomic approach where all devices in a domain enrol
   automatically in a trust domain.  Once they share a common trust
   anchor they can secure communications between themselves, following a
   domain policy which is by default secure.

   The focus of this proposal is the network itself, with all protocols
   between network elements, including control plane protocols (e.g.,
   routing protocols) and management plane protocols (e.g., SSH,
   netconf, etc).  The proposal is evolutionary and allows a smooth
   migration from today's Internet technology, device by device.


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