CanWISP 2026
30 March 2026 – 1 April 2026
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Category: Community Events, Industry Meetings
Event Website: https://www.canwisp.ca/page-1640865
The CanWISP Annual Conference brings together Canada’s fixed-wireless Internet service providers, network operators, equipment vendors, and policy stakeholders for technical sessions, regulatory updates, and industry collaboration.
Join us at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites for the Canadian Association of Wireless Internet Service Providers’ annual conference.
Routing Security Workshop: ARIN Deep Dive on RPKI
Presented by ARIN Director of Customer Technical Services Brad Gorman
Monday, 30 March, 1:30-4:30 PM
Join us to learn how your organization can implement ARIN routing security services such as Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) and more.
Whether you’re looking to shore up your foundational knowledge or wade into the currents of routing security, this expert-led session will provide you with the insights and skills you need.
Program topics include routing security fundamentals, ARIN’s RPKI services, understanding relying party validators, and best practices for managing RPKI for your resources. A laptop will be required for this event.
Registration for ARIN Deep Dive is free, and full CanWISP conference registration is not required to attend. CanWISP is pleased to provide a complimentary Monday afternoon pass for Deep Dive attendees who wish to attend Tradeshow Day.
ARIN Customer Service Desk
Get Personalized Assistance from ARIN Staff
Have questions about Internet number resources, ARIN membership and service agreements, or resource and routing security management tools? Our expert staff is ready to connect with you face-to-face and one-on-one at the ARIN Customer Service Desk to provide answers. The Customer Service Desk is your one-stop source for ARIN info and support, whether you’re:
- Pursuing network autonomy and deploying IPv6,
- Learning to use the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) and Internet Routing Registry (IRR) to protect your routes,
- Updating Whois data,
- Looking into the IPv4 waiting list, reserved block to facilitate IPv6 deployment, or transfers, or
- Determining how your organization fits into ARIN’s fee schedule.
We’ll be happy to chat about all these things and more, including the latest updates from ARIN. Plus, we can aid with any current or planned resource requests.
