Strengthening Routing Security
Blog post from Azion
Azion is committed to enhancing internet security by partnering with the Internet Society's MANRS initiative, which aims to address vulnerabilities in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) that can lead to routing mishaps and security breaches. The MANRS initiative promotes a set of four key practices—coordination, filtering, anti-spoofing, and global validation—to improve the security of internet routing. These practices are designed to be widely implemented by CDNs, cloud providers, and edge computing companies to create a safer and more stable internet infrastructure. Azion, alongside major industry players like Cloudflare, AWS, and Google, is actively working to implement and promote these standards, emphasizing the collaborative effort needed to secure global routing. By integrating MANRS practices into their Azion Edge Traffic Router and urging peers to adopt these measures, Azion aims to make MANRS as essential to internet security as BGP itself, ensuring that internet protocols evolve to meet new security challenges.
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