Speakers: Local Host & CaribNOG Steering Committee

Welcome to CaribNOG 32 Curaçao

Speakers: TBA CaribNOG

Examination of LEO satellite connectivity, emergency communications, disaster preparedness, and recovery planning in Caribbean resilience strategy.

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Speakers: TBA CaribNOG

Concise updates for Caribbean operators. RIR updates cover Internet number resources, IPv6 readiness, routing security and resource autonomy. The ICANN update covers DNS, resilience, DNSSEC, anycast, registry and registrar dependencies and critical service continuity.

Speakers: TBA

Practical examination of network autonomy, protected infrastructure sites, faciluty security, access controls, and operational continuity for critical network environments.

Speakers: TBA

Evidence-based analysis of submarine cable diversity, landing-site concentration, outage exposure, latency, route paths, measurement tools, interconnection intelligence, and Caribbean resilience planning.

Speaker: TBA CaribNOG

Reconnecting the morning infrastructure discussions to data center, cloud, edge and power resilience.

Speaker: TBA CaribNOG

Operational lessons on energy resilience for data centers, IXPs, and critical network sites, including extended utility outages, backup power, fuel logistics, mainetneance protocols and storm season readiness.

Speaker: TBA CaribNOG

Light-hearted debate on localized sovereign cloud nodes, regional data hosting, hyperscale dependency, security, cost, and data resilience. Data center operators, cloud providers, security leaders and infrastructure voices test competing assumptions in the CaribNOG style.

Speaker: TBA

Examination of how Caribbean edge infrastructure, IPv6 readiness, regional bandwidth capacity and network design must evolve to support AI architecture, automated processing, low latency applications and future digital services.

Speaker: Various Speakers

Five minute technical briefs aligned with CaribNOG community value. Product pitches are outside the format.

Moderator: TBA

Open floor discussion, questions and community reflections.

Speaker: CaribNOG Team

Closing reflections on the infrastructure resilience themes, operational priorities and community insights from Day 1

Social Event

Moderator: TBA

High-level discussion on the economics of Caribbean network resilience, institutional trust, security, cyber exposure, executive accountability and corporate and public sector governance.

Speaker: TBA

Practical executive guide for assessing digital resilience across critical systems, infrastructure dependencies, network governance, incident readiness, data hosting, cloud reliance, vendor exposure and institutional accountability.

Host: CaribNOG

A guided visit to Curaçao’s digital infrastructure sites, including data centres, cable landing stations and other critical IT facilities of regional significance. Participants see the physical infrastructure behind Caribbean digital connectivity and resilience firsthand.

Social Event

Sponsored social stop connecting leaders, operators, partners and sponsors in a relaxed CaribNOG networking format.

Speaker: TBA

Introduction to SOAP as CaribNOG’s practical network hygiene framework: Security, Optimization, Automation and Provisioning. The session establishes network hygiene as a daily resilience discipline.

Speaker: TBA

Practical primer for students, regulators and practitioners on routing hygiene, route security, resource stewardship, IPv6, and the standards that protect Internet stability.

Speaker: TBA CaribNOG

Hands-on technical lab on Resource Public Key Infrastructure, route validation, ROAs and route origin validation in operational environments.

Speakers: TBA

Practical toolkit, guardrails, and workflows for using AI in network administration, including configuring review, documentation support, troubleshooting, monitoring, scripting, policy checks, and administrator oversight.

Speaker: TBA

Technical lab and guided discussion on LEO connectivity, local IXPs, ASN adoption, routing independence, RPKI, IPv6, local peering, emergency connectivity, terrestrial investment, and regulatory coordination across small island archipelagic environments.

Speakers: Bevil Wooding CaribNOG / ARIN

Network Operators Implementation Guide, priority actions from the labs, operator commitments, and open mic reflections from participants.

Closing Remarks