[saag] Encryption trends slides
Kathleen Moriarty <kathleen.moriarty.ietf@gmail.com> Fri, 24 July 2015 08:32 UTC
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Hello, I gave the attached presentation for product development teams at my employer last month and thought it might be helpful for others to use at their companies. Obviously, the slides are for a point in time. If this is useful, I can occasionally update the slides and share them. I may record a version of the presentation as it went over really well with our product teams, making them aware of changes in the IETF and industry that they don't necessarily have time to follow. This type of thing may help part of our target audience for security standards and better promote the work of the IETF. Because of the target audience, the slides have links to detailed information (drafts/RFCs). When I gave this, while I did get into some details, there was more emphasis on high-level points that hopefully stuck (paying attention to the audience). One such point was that SSLv3 support needs to be removed from products. The teams were concerned on browser support and that was addressed in the slides as well to give them an assurance that it is okay to deprecate SSLv3 where it had not been done already. I included notes for talking points in case someone finds it helpful. These are in my PPT version, but didn't seem to make it into the PDF. Let me know if you want the notes. If a recording would be useful for the target audience, let me know and I may bump it up on my priority list to help other product development teams understand trends of encryption in the IETF. EMC shows up on the slides as I gave this as an internal presentation with no hat on as stated on the first slide. -- Best regards, Kathleen
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