Our Internet, Our Future: Our Plan to Protect the Internet for Today and Tomorrow
Our Action Plan 2023 outlines how we will address challenges, so that the Internet can be a resource for everyone, forever.
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US, EU, and G7 Commitment Will Slow the Splinternet, But More Work Needed
The Internet Society welcomes the US, EU, and G7 commitment to exempt telecommunications services that support Internet access and the flow of information from their sanctions against Russia on 6 ...
What Is the Splinternet? And Why You Should Be Paying Attention
The “Splinternet” is the idea that the open, globally connected Internet we all use splinters into a collection of fragmented networks controlled by governments or corporations ...
Why the World Must Resist Calls to Undermine the Internet
We must resist calls to cut off the Internet. It remains our best hope to communicate among all the people of the world ...
Nigeria Needs a Network That Works for Everyone
We have published an Internet Impact Brief in response to Nigeria's "Anti-Social Media Bill" – find out why ...
How Cambodia’s Internet Gateway Will Harm the Internet
The Cambodian authority must complete a full and robust Internet impact assessment of its gateway plan. Here's why ...
NIS2 Inconsistency – a DNS Supply Chain Perspective
The European Union’s Network and Information Security directive (NIS2) is missing an opportunity to foster accountability across the entire DNS supply chain. Instead of focusing on the outcome for the ...
There are plenty of things that keep us up at night. From Internet shutdowns, to laws that would poke holes in our strongest digital security shields, and proposals that would ...
NIS2 – Security, Resiliency, and DNS server infrastructure
Right now, the European Union is developing their second Network and Information Security directive (NIS2) and I am concerned about the language used to describe the domain name system (DNS) ...
