The Internet atlas is numerical, building on the mathematical structure of the Internet address system.

Jon Postel is saluted as one of “the 10 IT People Who Mattered in the Past 40 Years” in the 40th anniversary issue of the widely-read publication.

The 176-page report, released January 22, includes 10 specific recommendations.

The award was presented “for their stewardship of the RFC (Request for Comments) series that enabled countless others to contribute to the development of the Internet”.

One possibility for early investigation is much more detailed monitoring of microclimates.

An overview of the two-day symposium in Arlington, VA, which discussed ongoing activity and research.

Danny Cohen and Paul Mockapetris were among the 76 U.S. engineers who received the distinction in the NAE’s latest election, announced February 10.

Ms. Benzel will be responsible for helping to develop Systemic Security Management as an open source body of work and further develop its public/private partnerships in information security research.

The DETER facility provides a collaborative and vendor-neutral experimental environment for cybersecurity research efforts and is a venue for government, industry and private sector groups.

Chris Edmondson-Yurkanan will investigate the ARPAnet and Internet design histories by exploring the Postel Center Archives.