Internet Technology Matters

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The Internet Society is focused on ensuring that a healthy, sustainable Internet is available to everyone – today and for the next billion users. Technology-focused programmes are a vital component of the Internet Society’s mission. We work to facilitate the open development of standards, protocols, administration, and to ensure a robust, secure technical infrastructure.

To the right are some of the Internet Society’s current technology topics - IPv6, DNSSEC, Internet Resilience & Stability, Networks & Trust, Open Internet Standards, Privacy & Identity, and Routing Security. Click on each for a brief overview of why we believe they are important, our current activities, and our latest related blogs and publications, or see them all below.

Recent Internet Technology Matters Blog Posts

Rough Guide to IETF 95: Trust, Identity, and Privacy

This installment of the Internet Society’s Rough Guide to IETF 95 focuses attention on the IETF 95 activities related to improving trust in the Internet. Key to this trust is the ability to establish and maintain accurate identity including privacy.

Rough Guide to IETF 95: All Things Encryption

We have come a long was in both time and distance from Yokohama to Buenos Aires, and the efforts of the Internet community to strengthen the Internet by improving deployment of encryption continue with IETF 95 this week.

Rough Guide to IETF 95: Internet Infrastructure Resilience

This issue of the ISOC Rough Guide to IETF 95 includes not only issues related to the control plane (routing), but also to the data forwarding plane – specifically DDoS attacks.