Example of routing threats:

• Route leak

• Route hijack

• IP Spoofing

Why join MANRS?

MANRS requires collaboration among participants and shared responsibility for the global Internet routing system. Joining MANRS means joining a community of security-minded organizations committed to making the global routing infrastructure more robust and secure.

Topics for Webinar on "Introduction to Routing Security and MANRS"

• Introduction to Routing Security
  

• Routing Incidents

• Route Hijack

• Route Leak

• IP Spoofing

• Routing Incidents in South Asia

• MANRS Program for 

• Network Operators

• Internet eXchange Points (IXP)

• Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and Cloud Provider

• MANRS Action/Requirement for Network Operators

• Filtering

• Anti-Spoofing (uRPF/ACL)

• Coordination

• Global Validation (IRR/RPKI)

• MANRS ROA Stats Tool

• MANRS Observatory
  

• Why join MANRS?