Call for Participation

Internet trust, challenges and the next 10 years, is the theme of the
regional INET conference presented by the The San Francisco Chapter of
the Internet Society.

May 7, 2010.  Attendance, including lunch and a reception after is FREE
at the Hilton Hotel, Union Square, San Francisco, CA, USA.



Experts from Internet policy, Internet standards, the private sector
and the Internet user community will explore the following key
questions:

• How can we advance security in the Domain Name System, (DNS)?

• How is email communication evolving to ensure end-to-end trust?

• How can we improve our trust in the current Internet model?

• How are businesses dealing with issues of trust?

• How does network confidence play a role in the Internet model?

• Should we be thinking differently?

San Francisco INET will also hold two sessions where the audience can
interact with our panel of experts. At SF INET, we will focus on
evolutionary steps with regard to trust and confidence as defined by
those who use the Internet, policy makers, businesses and Internet
developers. Instead of a focus on problems with trust or confidence
today, the goal of this conference is to discuss what we want the
Internet model to be in the next ten years.



Registration is free but due to limited seating pre-registration is

required by April 30th 2010. Refreshments and lunch will be provided
with

a cocktail event after conclusion.



For INET 2010 conference schedule, list of speakers, and registration

information:



http://www.sfbayisoc.org/INETSF2010#Theme:_Internet_trust_challenges_and_the_next_10_years