Routing Security is Hot!
Routing security is important and it is great to see that it is now on the agenda of many network operators. We're going to organise an RPKI signing party to further increase deployment.
Network Operators Groups worldwide
Country | NOG | Country Code | Lat | Long |
---|---|---|---|---|
Africa | AfNOG | N/A | -1.292066 | 36.821946 |
Albania | ALNOG | AL | 41.327546 | 19.818698 |
Angola | AONOG | AO | -8.839988 | 13.289437 |
Argentina | ArNOG | AR | -34.603684 | -58.381559 |
Australia | AusNOG | AU | -33.868820 | 151.209296 |
Austria | ATNOG | AT | 48.208174 | 16.373819 |
Bangladesh | BdNOG | BD | 23.810332 | 90.412518 |
Bolivia | NOG Bolivia | BO | -16.489689 | -68.119294 |
Boston, US | BOSNOG | US | 42.360082 | -71.058880 |
Bulgaria | NOG.BG | BG | 42.697708 | 23.321868 |
Bhutan | btNOG | BT | 27.472792 | 89.639286 |
Brazil | GTER | BR | -23.550520 | -46.633309 |
Cameroon | cmNOG | CM | 3.848032 | 11.502075 |
Caribbean | CaribNOG | N/A | 18.017874 | -76.809904 |
Chicago, US | CHI-NOG | US | 41.878114 | -87.629798 |
Chile | NOG Chile | CL | -33.448890 | -70.669265 |
China | CNNOG | CN | 39.904200 | 116.407396 |
Congo | CGNOG | CG | -4.263360 | 15.242885 |
Czech Republic/Slovakia | CSNOG | CZ + SK | 49.195061 | 16.606836 |
Denmark | DKNOG | DK | 55.676097 | 12.568337 |
Ecuador | NOG-EC | EC | -0.180653 | -78.467838 |
France | FrNOG | FR | 48.856614 | 2.352222 |
Georgia | GeoNOG | GE | 41.716667 | 44.783333 |
Germany | DENOG | DE | 49.872825 | 8.651193 |
Ghana | GhNOG | GH | 9.43291 | -0.848452 |
Greece | GRNOG | GR | 37.983810 | 23.727539 |
Hong Kong | HKNOG | HK | 22.396428 | 114.109497 |
Indonesia | IDNOG | ID | -6.175110 | 106.865039 |
Iran | IRNOG | IR | 35.689197 | 51.388974 |
Italy | ITNOG | IT | 41.902783 | 12.496366 |
Ireland | iNOG | IE | 53.349805 | -6.260310 |
Japan | JANOG | JP | 35.689487 | 139.691706 |
Manitoba, Canada | MBNOG | CA | 49.895136 | -97.138374 |
Malaysia | MyNOG | MY | 3.139003 | 101.686855 |
Myanmar | MMNOG | MM | 19.763306 | 96.078510 |
Nepal | npNOG | NP | 27.717245 | 85.323960 |
Netherlands | NLNOG | NL | 52.370216 | 4.895168 |
New York, US | NYNOG | US | 40.712784 | -74.005941 |
New Zealand | NZNOG | NZ | -41.286460 | 174.776236 |
Nigeria | ngNOG | NG | 9.076479 | 7.398574 |
North America | NANOG | N/A | 37.338208 | -121.886329 |
Northern Ireland | Meetup Belfast | IE | 54.607868 | -5.926437 |
Norway | NONOG | NO | 59.913869 | 10.752245 |
Pacific Region | PacNOG | N/A | -18.124809 | 178.450079 |
Pakistan | PKNOG | PK | 31.554606 | 74.357158 |
Poland | PLNOG | PL | 52.229676 | 21.012229 |
Portugal | PTNOG | PT | 38.722252 | -9.139337 |
Romania | RONOG | RO | 44.426767 | 26.102538 |
Rwanda | RWNOG | RW | -1.970579 | 30.104429 |
South-East Europe | SEE | N/A | 45.748872 | 21.208679 |
Serbia | RSNOG | RS | 44.786568 | 20.448922 |
Singapore | SGNOG | SG | 1.352083 | 103.819836 |
Slovakia | CSNOG | SK + CZ | 48.148598 | 17.107748 |
Slovenia | SINOG | SI | 46.056947 | 14.505751 |
Southern Africa | SAFNOG | N/A | -29.858680 | 31.021840 |
Spain | ESNOG | ES | 40.416775 | -3.703790 |
Sudan | SdNOG | SD | 15.500654 | 32.559899 |
Sweden | SOF | SE | 59.329323 | 18.068581 |
Switzerland | SwiNOG | CH | 46.947974 | 7.447447 |
Tanzania | tzNOG | TZ | -6.162959 | 35.751607 |
Turkey | TRNOG | TR | 41.008238 | 28.978359 |
UK | UKNOF | GB | 52.48624 | -1.89040 |
UK | London Network Automation Meetup | GB | 51.50735 | -0.12776 |
UK | NetMcr | GB | 53.480759 | -2.242631 |
Vietnam | VNNOG | VN | 21.027764 | 105.834160 |
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