Few companies have announced their plans to apply for new domain extensions in the ICANN’s Next Round, planned for April 2026. There are two notable… Read More »Next Round Spotlight: Web2-Web3 Domain Bundles
Back in January, we published a comprehensive preview[1] of the types of changes that domain managers could expect, as European country-code registries began to adapt… Read More »NIS2 for domain name managers: first update
A new study by Interisle Consulting Group sheds light on the link between bulk domain registrations and abusive practices like phishing and cybersquatting. By requiring… Read More »Targeting bulk registrations as a source of malicious domains
The presence of several hundred or even thousands of DNS records in the same DNS zone is not a problem, given the way DNS works.… Read More »Cleaning up a DNS zone : a tangible impact on response time
For a quarter of a century, the UDRP (Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy) has distinguished itself through speed, low cost, and international reach. A… Read More »25 Years of the UDRP: Efficiency and Future Prospects
On 14 December 2022, the European Parliament adopted Directive 2022/2555, known as ‘NIS 2’. The aim of this directive is to respond to an increase… Read More »NIS 2 Directive: transposition into French law is a long time coming
On 14 December 2022, the European Parliament adopted Directive 2022/2555, known as ‘NIS 2’. The aim of this directive is to respond to an increase… Read More »NIS 2 Directive : Transposition into French Law is a long time coming
We are excited to announce the launch of a new locking mechanism to protect critical DNS records of our customers’ domain names, with the goal of preventing errors in unintentionally modifying or deleting DNS records.
With the increase in cyberattacks, the European Union has strengthened its legislative shield since 2022 with the NIS2 Directive, which must be transposed into national law by 17 October 2024.
When entering into a franchise agreement, numerous elements need careful consideration to ensure a smooth and legally sound partnership. One critical, yet often overlooked, aspect is the handling of domain names.
