Lars Steffen, Head of International, Digital Infrastructures & Resilience at eco – Association of the Internet Industry, examines DNS blocking risks and why removing unlawful content at its source should come first.
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Barbara Jantzen, Communicator at deSEC, examines the evidence behind DNSSEC security concerns, from outages and deployment costs to protection.
dotBrand 2026: apply or pass? Jeanette Eriksson, Online Brand Protection at FairWinds, breaks down benefits, pitfalls, and boardroom realities.
Mohammed Zaman of DMARC Advisor explains how unused DNS records can expose organizations to phishing, brand abuse, and operational risk.
Patrick Ben Koetter of eco and sys4 AG, examines why Internet abuse is not primarily a legal problem, but a governance challenge requiring cooperation across the Internet ecosystem.
SSL certificate automation is no longer optional. Thomas Kuechenthal of LEMARIT explains what changes with the 200-day rule.
A hidden abuse vector is undermining DNS security. Carlos Alvarez, ZeroFox, and David Hughes, Coalition for Online Accountability, outline a policy fix.
Carel Bitter, CEO of Spamhaus Technology, on protecting billions of IP addresses and millions of domains from AI-driven cyber threats – and what the next five years may bring.
Sarah Wyld, Head of Policy & Privacy at Tucows, argues that mandatory ID checks for domain registrants would do little to reduce DNS abuse while creating new risks for privacy, accessibility, and participation online.