SSAC Report on an Interoperable Approach to Addressing Abuse Handling in the DNS (R1)

Date IssuedDocumentReference IDCurrent Phase

  

SSAC Report on an Interoperable Approach to Addressing Abuse Handling in the DNS (R1)SAC115

CLOSED



  1. Phase 1 Receive
  2. Phase 2 Understand
  3. Phase 3 Evaluate
  4. Phase 4 Implement
  5. Phase 5 Close
  6. Closed



Description:

The SSAC recommends that the ICANN community continue to work together with the extended DNS infrastructure community in an effort to (1) examine and refine the proposal for a Common Abuse Response Facilitator to be created to streamline abuse reporting and minimize abuse victimization; and (2) define the role and scope of work for the Common Abuse Response Facilitator, using SAC115 as an input.


STATUS UPDATES

DatePhaseTypeStatus Updates

 

ClosedPhase ChangeThis advice item is now Closed.

 

Phase 2AP FeedbackSSAC confirmed understanding and added the following comments: The SSAC on its own will progress the work proposed in SAC115 and intends to include the Board in those discussions as part of the ICANN Community.

 

Phase 2Board UnderstandingICANN org understands this to be a request directed at the ICANN community recommending that they work towards forming a new body. That body being a neutral facilitator on matters related to “Abuse”, titled as a “Common Abuse Response Facilitator." The proposed Facilitator is suggested to be a new “entity should ideally be a wholly independent non-governmental, not-for-profit organization” As this recommendation is directed to the community and does not solicit any actions from the ICANN Board, the item will be considered closed.

 

Phase 2Phase ChangeNow in Phase 2: Understand

 

Phase 1Phase UpdateICANN is in receipt of the following advice to the ICANN Board of Directors: SAC115: SSAC Report on an Interoperable Approach to Addressing Abuse Handling in the DNS. This advice is now in process and has been assigned case number 00019909. Please retain this number for your records. Please note acknowledgement of advice does not imply acceptance or promise of implementation. An ICANN representative will be reaching out to you to begin the process of ensuring that the Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) and ICANN share a mutual understanding of the actionable items of these recommendations. Thank you for your time and the work involved in producing this statement.

 

Phase 1Phase UpdateSSAC published SAC115: SSAC Report on an Interoperable Approach to Addressing Abuse Handling in the DNS Link: https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/sac-115-en.pdf.