From Google’s Official Blog -

“Today, we’re joining the Internet Society and several major Internet companies to announce World IPv6 Launch, a coordinated launch of the next-generation Internet protocol on June 6, 2012. This builds on the success and momentum of last year’s World IPv6 Day by adding major contributions from ISPs and home networking vendors. With World IPv6 Launch, we’ll collectively close the gaps and begin to deliver the end-to-end, next-generation Internet.” Read the entire post.

Claiborne has an extensive background in security and software development which includes a successful tenure at Terremark, where as a Product Manager for Security Services, she oversaw product development and product line management for Managed Security Services. With a passion for solving complex problems in technology, Anna has been a penetration tester and worked as a developer on numerous applications including high volume credit card processing and medical billing programs. In 2004 Anna co-founded Prolexic Technologies, the world’s largest and most trusted Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) mitigation provider.

Read the full release on Marketwire.

The 6connect platform automates manual Internet Protocol Address Management (IPAM) tasks to simplify operations, increase security and support network efficiency. Building on the momentum of delivering the first integration into American Registry for Internet Numbers’ (ARIN) RESTful Web Services API, 6connect is now the only company to have successfully integrated their product into any of the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs). Read more.

“The drive to gain cooperation in the move to IPv6 has been, in a way, a victim of its own success. IT folks have been hearing about the crisis for years, and the crisis never comes. It simply is much easier to state flatly that “the Internet is running out of IP addresses” than to discuss the more subtle reality of what this actually means and what is going on. The distribution of the last batch (allocations are nicknamed “slash 8s”), however, doesn’t mean that crunch time finally is here and that there are no more IPv4 addresses available. The RIRs still have their own private supply that can last for a good bit of time, though they will be given out parsimoniously.” Read full article.

Our CTO, Aaron Hughes, has built and deployed IPv6 networks for the last 10 years for various organizations including branches of the Federal Government and is a well-recognized thought leader in the IPv6 space. His keynote at this year’s Canadian ISP Summit will cover – “Managing the transition from Internet Protocol v4 to Dual Stacking your network with both IPv4 & IPv6: Planning, design, implementation strategies along with real world examples.”