What can the topDNS dataset reveal about modern DNS abuse? Igor Lückel from AV-TEST Institute and Lars Steffen from eco Association analyze malware spikes, phishing trends, AI, and infrastructure concentration across the Internet ecosystem.
Diana Krieger, CEO of Soverin, and Els de Jong, Marketing & Communication Coordinator at BIT, explain why digital sovereignty and infrastructure control are becoming essential for European organizations.
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.
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.
As AI-fueled deception scales, trust shifts to domains, DNS, and email authentication, writes Lisa Cook, Senior Account Manager, Lexsynergy.
Ronald Schwärzler from domainworx Service & Management GmbH explains why the TLD backend is key to security, compliance, and trust as the 2026 new gTLD round creates new digital opportunities.
A hidden abuse vector is undermining DNS security. Carlos Alvarez, ZeroFox, and David Hughes, Coalition for Online Accountability, outline a policy fix.
AI is ignoring brands it can’t verify – and your domain is the reason why. InterNetX’s Simone Catania on how domains became the web’s most critical trust anchors.
