SV: [Privsec] ICANN meeting in LUX: closed GAC session on Domain
and IP data for law enforcement [u]
Robert Guerra [c]
rguerra at lists.privaterra.org
Mon Jul 4 22:33:58 BST 2005
I'll try and do 2 things:
1. get in touch with the Canadian govt officials i know - already
sent the email
2. get in touch with Bruce Schneier who attended last week's ITU
cybersecurity meeting. Curious to know what came as a result of the
meeting...
As for strategy going forward -
would be good to start developing a plan for prepcom 3. Specifically:
a. Would be good to start formulating specific points that we would
lobby for.
b. written submisisons
c. The international data commissioner's meeting will be taking place
in Montreaux just before the PrepCom. There might be several days
that the meetings intersect - perhaps a privacy event can be
organized at the prepcom . I mentioned this months ago - no comments
from anyone yet.
regards
Robert
--
Robert Guerra <rguerra at privaterra.org>
Managing Director, Privaterra <http://www.privaterra.org>
On 4-Jul-05, at 4:39 PM, Rikke Frank Joergensen wrote:
> Re. the agenda Adam Peake and others are trying to get CS HR/
> privacy people in there. Ive suggested Gus and Meryem, but I dont
> know if they have been approached.
>
> Re. govn people, Ive talked to our govn. rep. in GAC and she is
> quite aware of the HR/privacy agenda. But also aware that this is
> an uphill struggle at the moment.
>
> Rikke
>
>
> -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
> Fra: privsec-bounces at wsis-cs.org på vegne af Ralf Bendrath
> Sendt: ma 04-07-2005 14:34
> Til: WSIS Privacy&Security WG
> Emne: [Privsec] ICANN meeting in LUX: closed GAC session on Domain
> and IP data for law enforcement
>
> This meeting is taking place on the day before the ICANN meeting
> starts
> officially. From what I've heard, it's organized by the US government.
> Pretty scary, as there are not privacy / human rights people listed as
> speakers. I have copied the draft programme I was able to get from
> early
> June below.
> Does anyone have good links to his/her government rep on the GAC
> and can
> press them to ask some tough questions? Others are not allowed to
> attend,
> it's invitation only.
> Seemingly part of the USG efforts to structure the whole internet
> governance debate in their favour - which is around security and
> nothing
> else, it seems. (If you haven't heard about it yet, they have already
> busted the upcoming WGIG report. See the heated discussion on the
> Internet
> Governance caucus list: https://ssl.cpsr.org/pipermail/governance).
>
> Best, Ralf
>
> ------------------------
>
> PROPOSED AGENDA FOR GAC WORKING SESSION
> LUXEMBOURG, 10 JULY 2005-06-01
>
> THE USE OF DOMAIN NAME AND IP ADDRESS DATA IN COMBATTING ILLEGAL
> ACTIVITIES ON THE INTERNET
>
> Purpose: Broaden understanding of the diverse aspects of domain
> name and
> IP address data maintained by registries and registrars, the public
> display of this data via WHOIS services, and the impact of the data on
> combating illegal activities on the Internet.
>
> Format: Panels of speakers drawn from the ICANN community who are
> involved in combating illegal activities, including governments/law
> enforcement agencies, registrars, registries, and ISPs.
>
> Session is an invitational working session, intended for all GAC
> members,
> with invitation to the Councils of the relevant ICANN Supporting
> Organizations, relevant ICANN staff and invited guest
> speakers/participants. The session will not be open to other
> attendance.
>
> Timeframe: 1400 - 1800 [4 hours]
> Welcoming Comments and Overview of Purpose of the Working Session:
>
> GAC
>
> WG 1 Convenor, 10 minutes
>
> 14:10 - 15:00
> SESSION 1 - Setting the Stage: The GNSO past and present work on
> WHOIS service (this session will provide background on the domain
> name
> and IP address data collected and maintained by registries and
> registrars
> [and RIRs?], and the evolution of public access to this data via
> WHOIS
> services)
>
> Opening Speaker: Bruce Tonkin, CTO, Melbourne IT
>
> Time: 20 minutes
> Panel: Past and Present Work of GNSO on WHOIS Policy Past Task Force
> Co-chairs Marilyn Cade and Antonio Harris will report on previous
> TF work
> and resulting consensus policy; and the Current Task Force Chair
> Jordyn
> Buchanan will present an overview of the present Task Force's work
> to date
> and work in progress
>
> Time: 20 minutes
> Discussion - Questions for Clarification from audience:
> Facilitator: Chair/Panel
> Time: 10 - 15 Minutes
> Session Closure/ Continuity (Chair Summary and introduce second
> session)
>
> 1500-1600:
> SESSION 2 - Law Enforcement: Experiences and Perspectives (50-60
> minutes)
> NOTE: All proposed organizations/country representatives are
> tentative/pending
>
> Speaker 1 - Interpol (pending) summarise the extent of criminal
> activity
> and international collaboration in areas such as child pornography,
> illegal drug sales, money laundering, trafficking in persons, etc.
>
> Speaker: T.B.A.
> Time: 10 Minutes
> Speaker 2 - UK law enforcement agency rep (pending)
> Speaker: T.B.A.
> Time: 10 minutes
> Speaker 3 - Australian Law Enforcement (Australian High Tech Crime
> Centre)
> describing range of criminal activity (pornography, paedophilia,
> etc.)
> (pending)
> Speaker: T.B.A.
> Time: 10 Minutes
> Speaker 4 ?- Other GAC Law enforcement agency (Netherlands, Spain,
> Japan..?)
> Discussion: Law enforcement representatives attending share
> experiences
> Time: 20 minutes
> Session Closure/ Continuity (Chair Summary and introduce third
> session)
>
> 16:00 - 17:00
> SESSION 3 - The Experiences and Perspectives of Registries,
> Registrars and
> ISPs as intermediaries in investigations
> NOTE: This portion of the agenda remains under development,
> pending input
> from the GNSO Council Chair, the ccNSO Council Chair and other
> potential
> invited speakers/attendees
>
> Panel 1: Registrar and ISP Speakers T.B.A. (up to three)
> describing the
> kinds of illegal activities that are being combated, experiences and
> discussions about steps taken in response, including interactions
> with law
> enforcement, pursuing take-down of illegal content, cooperating in
> investigations, etc.
> Time frame: 25 minutes [ five to eight minutes each]
>
> Panel 2: Registry speakers providing information on data
> collection/storage policies and public display of some of this
> data via
> WHOIS service, experiences with illegal activities and typical
> requests
> received from law enforcement agencies. Tentative list includes
> CENTR representative and European ccTLD representative (e.g.
> Nominet);
> possible speakers from .CA, .AU, others?
> Time: 30 minutes [five min each]
>
> 1700-1720: Roundtable responses by Presenters to Questions from
> Audience/participants
> Facilitator: Chair and all Presenters
> Time: 20 Minutes
>
> Workshop Closure/Wrap Up: Tour de Table from GAC members regarding
> their
> experiences balancing policy goals/relationships/tensions
> Time: 30 Minutes
> Summary: GAC GNSO WG Convenor
> Rapporteur(s): GNSO Secretariat, ICANN staff, and/or GAC Secretariat
> (need to confirm availability)
>
>
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