So I'm a developer and I have a pretty basic understanding of how BGP protocol works... what are we hoping to accomplish here? Are there known risk mitigation techniques/policies/etc some ISPs have just neglected to implement (or chose not to implement because "muh profits") ? Is this essentially going to standardize that?
Furthermore what's the deal with:
"In proposing to measure RPKI deployment, we will help inform both the private and public sectors about what more needs to be done to secure our networks. It is also consistent with Initiative 4.1.5... which tasks the Office of the National Cyber Director, along with stakeholders and government agencies, to develop a roadmap to increase adoption of secure Internet routing techniques including BGP security."
If the FCC has the power to mandate new reporting (and I'm absolutely not saying it doesn't), then why not mandate RPKI? Or is that what "roadmap to increase adoption" means? Because I'm not getting a "do this by 2026 or you'll be fined $10,000 per day" vibe from that kind of language.