The UK proposes stronger security obligations for undersea cable operators, tougher penalties for infrastructure damage and emergency intervention powers, raising questions about compliance costs, ...
Ookla's latest benchmarking ranks London last among 18 European capitals for mobile download speeds, revealing persistent ...
ICANN's 2026 new gTLD objection process presents applicants and rights holders with four distinct mechanisms for challenging ...
Dutch police seized a server belonging to Italian Internet provider Autistici/Inventati at US authorities' request, raising ...
An analysis of 41,140 Dominican Republic .do domains reveals widespread website inactivity and distinctive naming patterns, ...
ICANN has approved most of its new internationalized country-code domain policy, rejecting provisions for additional risk assessments of confusingly similar strings. Implementation and bylaw ...
Verisign plans to discontinue third-level .name registrations and email forwarding in February 2027, prompting objections from longtime users concerned about losing established addresses, disrupting ...
ICANN87 in Bali brings DNS abuse mitigation, registrant protections and the next gTLD round into focus as policymakers ...
A Canadian ransomware negotiator faces US federal extortion charges amid an FBI investigation into ShinyHunters, following a ...
Access Now documents prolonged Internet shutdowns in Myanmar, Ethiopia and other conflict-affected regions, highlighting persistent connectivity restrictions, damaged telecommunications infrastructure ...
As African healthcare systems adopt digital technologies, cybersecurity governance becomes essential to patient safety.
Previous Verisign Informed™ posts emphasized the importance of high-assurance infrastructure and timely certificate status ...
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