2025 – a year of shared innovation
For DENIC, 2025 was a year of key decisions. The focus was on implementing the NIS 2 Directive.
The new composition of the Executive Board and Supervisory Board has further consolidated the development of our Cooperative, and Barbara Stolz, as the new Executive Board
On 11 and 13 December, DENIC expert Pawel Kowalik, Head of Product Management, gave an update on the NIS 2 implementation at DENIC with valuable insights into the process of implementing the requirements of Article 28 for .de domains. There was first-hand information about the planned process and the new
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?
Combating hate speech and disinformation, regulating AI, digital competence and cyber expertise: DENIC's summary provides a brief overview of developments in the field of Internet governance.
Having reasonable influence on and being closely involved when it comes to shaping the rules for the Internet of the present and the future has always been a matter of priority for domain registries and TLD operators. And so has also been a cornerstone of DENIC's corporate strategy
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 certainly
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
Today, enhancing your digital security is more important than ever: In mid-May, open source-based cybersecurity vulnerability database EUVD was made available to the general public by Enisa (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity). Next to vulnerability information from trustworthy sources, it also provides recommendations on dedicated remedial action., 13.05.2025