10 years ago, a grace period was introduced for deleted .de domains
Regardless if you run an online business, a service portal, a training platform or a delivery service – your entrepreneurial success is often inseparably linked to a domain. But what happens if the domain is suddenly no longer accessible?
TÜV Nord attests well-constructed systematic approach and practical implementation at a high level for DENIC's ISMS
Actually, DENIC had counted on the result as a matter of course. Since as an operator of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) in Germany, information security has great priority for us. Nevertheless, it
Germany and England sharing best practices
Marius Gabler, member of the DENIC InfoSec Team visited the British registry Nominet in Oxford and spent two weeks at their offices.
At DENIC, the German registry for .de domains, Marius main fields of work are identity & access management, auditing of any type
The majority of domains classified as malicious fell into the phishing category (73.6 per cent), followed by spam (11 per cent), malware (7.8 per cent), pharming (4.5 per cent) and botnets (3.1 per cent)., 14.10.2026
In August, the ccNSO invited all ccTLD registries worldwide to take part in the third edition of the DNS Abuse Standing Committee (DASC) survey. The survey runs from August to September 2026., 14.10.2026
An EU-wide, uniform legal framework for mandatory direct cooperation between online service providers and law enforcement authorities in EU Member States, 14.10.2026