The Kolkata Chapter improved the overall security of their website, going from 32% compliance to a perfect 100%.
Emergency Response Grants: COVID-19
The Internet Society Foundation has awarded USD$1.5 million in funding to four innovative projects using the Internet to help communities respond and adapt to the challenges created by the current pandemic.
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Internet2 Ramps up MANRS Support for U.S. Research and Education Community
Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS)
3 July 2020
Internet2 Ramps up MANRS Support for U.S. Research and Education Community
The research and education community in the U.S. relies on a critical infrastructure to meet our education and research...
The Internet “Just Works”: The EARN IT Act Threatens That and More
Encryption
3 July 2020
The Internet “Just Works”: The EARN IT Act Threatens That and More
When the EARN IT Act was introduced in March 2020, technologists, civil society organizations, academics, and even a former...
Internet Society Foundation Announces $1.5 Million in COVID-19 Response Grants
About Internet Society
2 July 2020
Internet Society Foundation Announces $1.5 Million in COVID-19 Response Grants
The Internet plays a more important role than ever, serving as a lifeline so that children can continue learning,...
Open Standards Everywhere: How the Kolkata Chapter Got a Perfect Score
Open Standards Everywhere
1 July 2020
Open Standards Everywhere: How the Kolkata Chapter Got a Perfect Score
In early May 2020, the Open Standards Everywhere (OSE) project held a series of virtual training sessions for Internet...
Internet Society Report Highlights Opportunity To Advance Digital Economy In Africa
In the News
1 July 2020
Internet Society Report Highlights Opportunity To Advance Digital Economy In Africa
Telecoms Business
Nigeria saves N15 billion through IXP, as Internet traffic goes local
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In the News
1 July 2020
Nigeria saves N15 billion through IXP, as Internet traffic goes local
The Guardian Nigeria
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Anchoring the African Internet Ecosystem
Author: Michael Kende Executive Summary In 2010, the Internet Society’s team in Africa set an ambitious goal that 80%...
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Explainer: What Is Eighty For Africa?
Like buying your food locally, and reducing how much you fly, getting your digital content locally also reduces the...
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Explainer: What is an Internet Exchange Point (IXP)?
An IXP is essential technical infrastructure where networks come together to connect and exchange Internet traffic. Some of the...
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Explainer: What is Internet Peering?
In many parts of the world, connecting to the Internet is slow and expensive. Peering – exchanging traffic between...
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Fact Sheet: Internet Way of Networking
We believe the Internet is for everyone, but it’s not just our privilege to use. It’s our responsibility to...
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ITU World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly 2020: Background Paper
This background paper is intended to provide the Internet Society community and interested parties with an outline of the...