Marco Davids
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Marco Davids is a Senior Technical Policy Advisor and Senior Research Engineer at SIDN, the ccTLD operator for the Netherlands (.nl). He joined SIDN in 2007 and is a member of the SIDN Labs R&D team[1]. In this capacity he is involved in various projects, primarily with a focus on the DNS and other core protocols of the internet. Marco is also an active participant of the RIPE[2] and IETF communities and has contributed to several RFCs.[3][4][5][6][7] and draft-documents[8][9][10][11][12][13]. For ICANN he contributed to multiple studies [14][15][16].
Career History[edit | edit source]
Before joining SIDN in 2007, Marco worked as a Senior Network Specialist at SARA (nowadays known as SURFsara), where he was involved in the operational management of the 'Amsterdam Internet Exchange' (AMS-IX) and SURFnet, the Dutch National Research Network. Earlier, he worked for Casema Internet, at the time a large cable company and ISP in the Netherlands, currently known as Ziggo.
Current/past memberships[edit | edit source]
- RIPE DNS Resolver BCP Taskforce Member
- Punktum DK Security Advisory Board member
- Dutch Internet Standards Platform Steering Group member
- IETF RPP WG Co-chair
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ SIDN Labs site
- ↑ RIPE-823 Co-author
- ↑ RFC7129 Acknowledgments
- ↑ RFC7646 Acknowledgements
- ↑ RFC8063 Acknowledgements
- ↑ RFC8092 Acknowledgements
- ↑ RFC9199 Co-author
- ↑ Addition of Extended DNS Errors codes
- ↑ DNS Resolver Information Key for DNSSEC Validation
- ↑ Restful EPP draft
- ↑ IPv6 DOTS Signal Option draft
- ↑ DMARC fi-tag draft
- ↑ Registration of Underscored and Globally Scoped 'for sale' DNS Node Name
- ↑ DNSSEC Deployment Metrics Research
- ↑ RSSAC028 Implementation study report
- ↑ The reduced risk of redirected query traffic with signed root name server data in response to RZERC002 Recommendation 2
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