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Sr. Product Marketing Manager, .ORG, The Public Interest Registry
Joined on March 1, 2009 – United States
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Lauren joined the .ORG team in 2008 as a Senior Product Marketing Manager and is Chair of the DNSSEC Industry Coalition. In this role, Lauren is working to find creative and innovative ways to differentiate and grow the .ORG domain name extension. Lauren has worked in the domain name industry for 8 years with her tenure at VeriSign as an Account Manager for the Domain Name Registrars. Her experience includes account management, business development, channel management, B2B marketing, market research specifically in the domain name industry and pay-per-click advertising space, and competitive analysis all with a strong focus on customer care and customer relationship building. Lauren is a certified Product Manager through the Association of International Product Marketing & Management and holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from George Mason University.
Discussions around DNSSEC are so often focused on the root, the attacks, what DNSSEC does and doesn't do and so on -- and these are all valid and important points. But there is far less attention focused on the opportunities that will surface from an authenticated internet. ...DNSSEC is becoming more of a reality now -- rather than a technical discussion which has been stuck in the mud for 15 years. We can now begin to think about new opportunities to build from a secure DNS, opportunities that build on the certainty that you have arrived at the correct website. Today, you can't be sure. more»
News broke this week about an attack in Puerto Rico that caused the local websites of Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Coca-Cola, PayPal, Nike, Dell and Nokia to be redirected for a few hours to a phony website. The website was all black except for a taunting message from the computer hacker responsible for the attack... more»
40 years ago the Request for Comments (RFC) process for the Internet was born. The RFC process continues to be the way Internet protocols are expressed today. We have one very special man to thank for this and his name is Dr. Stephen D. Crocker. He has played a key role in shaping the modern day Internet. For this, I felt that a special tribute to him was in order as we take a look at his countless contributions from the foundation of the Internet to the Internet as we know it today. more»
The DNSSEC Industry Coalition conducted its first face to face meeting on Friday, March 13, 2009 at Google's Washington, DC office. Google's fun filled meeting room was packed with organizations that share a keen interest in DNS Security through the implementation of DNSSEC. more»
It's been 15 long years since the standard for DNSSEC was developed and sadly adoption has been painfully low until recently, thanks to Dan Kaminsky, the infamous Internet Researcher who indentified that gaping hole in the DNS. The discovery of the fundamental flaw in DNS sparked industry wide attention! Every day, we move a little closer to widespread DNSSEC adoption, so I thought I'd take a moment and highlight some of the most notable milestones... more»
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