Around 500 fellows have made this interdisciplinary deep-dive programme a true role model. DENIC has been on board as main sponsor right from the start.
In 2021, with the trend towards digitisation continuing, the number of domains registered under the German country code .de grew to exceed 17 million worldwide. Every year, the precise geographic distribution of .de domains is mapped in the annual regional domain statistics published by DENIC. The registry managing all domains
Developments in the Internet Governance Environment April to June 2022:
The Internet is increasingly getting drawn into the global geo-strategic conflicts of 2022. The war in Ukraine has accelerated the polarisation in the Internet governance discussion that has been emerging for years, and with it the process of a "
DENIC, eco Association and the City of Hamburg as joint hosts of the 78th meeting of ICANN
* Hamburg wins bid to host ICANN78 Annual General Meeting
* DENIC eG, eco Association and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg expect around 2,500 participants from research, tech community, politics, economy and
18th edition of Domain pulse started today in Bonn with about 200 participants – Sascha Lobo keynote introduces to two days full of information and exchange about future perspectives of a digital world
Covid-19 is not only a global plague but also a turbo catalyst for digitisation. How we can take
Elections at the General Assembly led to three changes in the Cooperative's management bodies
Daniel Rink is new chair of the Supervisory Board / Stephan Hageleit, Marco Hoffmann and Christian Müller were newly elected to the Supervisory Board / The honorary members of the Executive Board were confirmed in office
At the end of 2021, a total of 17,160,504 .de domains was recorded in the DENIC database. 1,695,256 of these are held by persons that are resident beyond the German borders. Within one year, the number of international registrations has increased by 244,000, nearly double
Developments in the Internet Governance Environment January to March 2022:
The war in Ukraine has arrived on the Internet. Both sides run cyber attacks. Russian hackers attack critical infrastructures in the Ukraine. The Ukraine has established a "cyber army of volunteers" composed of IT specialists. The Ukrainian Minister
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