The US Makes a Big Step Toward Better Routing Security
The US Department of Commerce began implementing better routing security practices—a step in the right direction for wider MANRS adoption.
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Get IoT Smart: Homework for Many Indonesians
Today's guest post is from Bhredipta Socarana, an Intellectual Property lawyer based in Indonesia and a Youth@IGF Fellow. As one of the most populated countries, Indonesia has grown as one of the biggest ...
Zimbabwe Chapter Meetup on IoT: Converse / Create / Collaborate
On December 6th 2018, the Internet Society Zimbabwe Chapter held an Internet of Things (IoT) meetup supported by the Beyond the Net Small Grants, a programme intented to assist the ...
This month, we’ve asked parents to share their experiences of raising kids in the tech age. Today’s guest author is Kimberly Rae Miller, author of Beautiful Bodies and the bestselling memoir Coming Clean. ...
Senegal Kicks Off Enhancing IoT Security Project
On April 4, 2018, the Canadian Multistakeholder Process: Enhancing Internet of Things (IoT) Security held its first convening in partnership with the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA); CANARIE; Innovation, Science and Economic ...
Kindergarten Tech Cop: The Job I Never Wanted
This month, we've asked parents to share their experiences of raising kids in the tech age. Today's guest author is Sara Given, creator of the viral blog "It's Like They Know Us," which ...
The Benin Chapter Wins Chapterthon 2018
The winner of this year's Chapterthon was announced this Tuesday, 4 December during InterCommunity 2018. is a global Internet Society (ISOC) Chapters and Special Interest Groups (SIGs) marathon, where all ...
A Critical First Step for IoT Security in Senegal
As barriers to entry start to fall, the Internet of Things (IoT) industry could provide Africa with an opportunity to build a brighter economic future. Several countries are already establishing ...
2018 Survey on Policy in Asia-Pacific: We Need to Do Something About IoT Security
Earlier this year, we asked Internet users across Asia-Pacific just how secure they thought their smart gadgets were. The findings, gathered from 950 respondents in 22 economies, yielded some interesting ...
