A Canadian ransomware negotiator faces US federal extortion charges amid an FBI investigation into ShinyHunters, following a ...

ICANN's Board will review milestones for the 2026 new gTLD round, root server governance reforms and preparations for international Internet governance meetings, with key implementation questions ...

ICANN has opened a consultation on security requirements for automated DNSSEC Delegation Signer record management, seeking input on safeguards that could enable faster registry approvals while ...

ICANN's 2026 new gTLD objection process presents applicants and rights holders with four distinct mechanisms for challenging ...

Previous Verisign Informed™ posts emphasized the importance of high-assurance infrastructure and timely certificate status ...

I have been thinking about the multistakeholder model’s remedy problem for some time now. We talk extensively about accountability, transparency and mechanisms for challenging institutional decisions.

An analysis of 41,140 Dominican Republic .do domains reveals widespread website inactivity and distinctive naming patterns, ...

As African healthcare systems adopt digital technologies, cybersecurity governance becomes essential to patient safety.

SpaceX has agreed to acquire nationwide 800 MHz spectrum licenses from Grain Management in a deal reportedly worth $8 billion, potentially expanding Starlink Mobile's ability to integrate satellite ...

This post was co-authored by Greg Aaron, Partner of Interisle Consulting Group. We were pleased to read Christian Dawson’s recent article about our report, Malicious Registrations in the Domain Name ...

One thing is for sure: Cybersecurity means today’s national security. This was reconfirmed last week in Munich, where the Munich Security Conference (MSC) and the Munich Cybersecurity Conference (MCSC ...

Over the past years, the domain industry has moved into a complex landscape shaped by new TLDs, changing use cases, AI, and tightening digital regulation. Market data show the “what,” but they don’t ...