With the Internet of Things it’s not always clear. But everyone from consumers to manufacturers can help make IoT products more secure.
Call for Papers: Special Issue on Internet Consolidation
The Internet Society and Chatham House are collaborating on a special issue of the Journal of Cyber Policy, on the impact of consolidation on the Internet’s fundamental architecture.
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Coming Togther for an All-Inclusive and Accessible Internet in South Asia
Connecting the World
20 March 2019
Coming Togther for an All-Inclusive and Accessible Internet in South Asia
Last year, at the Internet Society Asia-Pacific and Middle-East Chapters Meeting, I was introduced to the series of easily-digestible...
Join a Local IETF Viewing Hub in Africa
IETF
20 March 2019
Join a Local IETF Viewing Hub in Africa
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is the premier Internet standards body, developing open standards through processes to make the...
Concluding the IETF Rough Guide, Long Live the IETF Blog
IETF
19 March 2019
Concluding the IETF Rough Guide, Long Live the IETF Blog
For many years we have produced a series of blog posts as a Rough Guide to each upcoming IETF...
The Week in Internet News: Four Visions of the Internet
Technology
18 March 2019
The Week in Internet News: Four Visions of the Internet
Competing visions: The World Economic Forum’s blog looks at four competing visions of the Internet that it sees emerging....
Seeking Canadian Feedback: Draft Report on Securing the Internet of Things in Canada
Internet of Things (IoT)
15 March 2019
Seeking Canadian Feedback: Draft Report on Securing the Internet of Things in Canada
Trying to remove cyber security risks from the growing world of connected things is not an easy task. That...
DNS Privacy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Improving Technical Security
15 March 2019
DNS Privacy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
We previously posted about how the DNS does not inherently employ any mechanisms to provide confidentiality for DNS transactions,...
The Internet Society supports the work of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to create open standards for the Internet.
Count My Voice
Count My Voice
An Internet that's developed by only a few voices cannot be an 'Internet for Everyone.'
#CountMyVoice too!
Switch It On!
Switch It On!
Support our call to the nations of the world to #SwitchItOn and #KeepItOn.
#SwitchItOn
#GetIoTSmart
#GetIoTSmart
When we all #GetIoTSmart, we all win. Learn what IoT and device security mean to you.
#GetIoTSmart
Chapterthon 2018
Chapterthon 2018
Chapterthon is a global Internet Society Chapters marathon. Find out which chapters received the highest number of votes from...
Who won Chapterthon 2018?Resources
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European Regional Bureau Newsletter – 9 Mar – 15 Mar 2019
Access EU: Access to high capacity networks should be top priority, concludes pan-EU survey of students and teachers The...
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European Regional Bureau Newsletter – 2 Mar – 8 Mar 2019
Internet Access EU: Wi-Fi technology – Commission’s plan for connected car communications standards A leaked technical document from the...
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Highlights from ISOC Africa – February 2019
Activities Promoting and Building IXPs Peering Roadshow, technical IXP and IP routing workshop in Lome, Togo successfully completed: The...
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European Regional Bureau Newsletter – 22 Feb – 1 Mar 2019
Internet Access EU: Eastern Partnership – Ministerial meeting promotes digital cooperation Meeting in Bucharest on Thursday 28 February, the...
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DNS Privacy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Almost every time we use an Internet application, it starts with a Domain Name System (DNS) transaction to map...
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IPv6 Security for IPv4 Engineers
This document provides an overview of IPv6 security that is specifically aimed at IPv4 engineers and operators. Rather than...