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EBERO Event Team Organizational Structure and Composition. The EBERO Event Team is a cross-functional team led by the ICANN Technical Services Team, but working with staff from multiple ICANN organization departments, partnering with designated registry service provider organizations . These registry service providers and staff have been designated as having responsibility to perform tasks involved in the emergency transition of a new gTLD registry in response to an emergency or imminent failure of critical registry services. EBERO Event Teams only exist in response to emergencies (including, but not limited to, tests of emergency response capabilities and real and simulated registry failure scenarios) and thus are created on an as-needed basis as circumstances warrant. In the event of multiple registry failures, ICANN may request an EBERO to execute the transition process for one or more Failed TLDs (as defined in the Emergency Back-End Registry Operator Agreement between ICANN and the EBERO (the “EBERO Master Agreement”) to which this Exhibit is attached). In such a circumstance, ICANN will perform a triage process to establish the order of transition for the Failed TLDs. In the event of more than one TLD failure, ICANN will provide a prioritized list to the appointed EBERO accompanied by the estimated number of domains under management for each Failed TLD. The appointed EBERO will communicate which and how many of the Failed TLDs for which EBERO services are needed that it can support for such event. Should there be more Failed TLDs for which EBERO services are needed than the appointed EBERO can support, ICANN will appoint additional appointed EBEROs to support the remainder of the applicable Failed TLDs. In such an event, ICANN may also designate additional Event Directors to coordinate the EBERO Event across multiple EBEROs. ICANN does not expect that any direct coordination between EBEROs will be required. EBERO Event Team EBERO Operator ICANN Global Support Other ICANN internal expertise EBERO Program Sr. Specialist Team leaders + Team members Communications ICANN 24x7 Monitoring EBERO Program Technical Advisor Event Manager Event Director EBERO Executive Committee Figure 2: EBERO Event Team Structure
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EBERO Event Team Organizational Structure and Composition. ‌ The EBERO Event Team is a cross-functional team from multiple ICANN staff departments, partnering with designated registry service provider organizations. These registry service providers and staff have been designated as having responsibility to perform tasks involved in the emergency transition of a new gTLD registry in response to an emergency or imminent failure of critical registry services. EBERO Event Teams only exist in response to emergencies (including, but not limited to, tests of emergency response capabilities, real and simulated registry failure scenarios), and thus are created on an as-needed basis as circumstances warrant. Event Manager Team Leaders Team Members EBERO Operator EBERO Event Team Compliance Legal Registry Technical Liaison Communications Security Production IT Ops Event Director Event Steering Committee Figure 2: EBERO Event Team Organization

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