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• NDSS Symposium 2022: Collaborative Security Research in Action 16/09/2022
  Read what happened at the NDSS Symposium 2022, and get access all abstracts, papers, posters, and presentations presented during the event. The post NDSS Symposium 2022: Collaborative Security Research in Action appeared first on Internet Society.
• Grow Your Connections with the Internet Society’s Alumni Network 09/09/2022
  We’re proud to announce a first in the history of the Internet Society: the creation of the Alumni Network. Talented, passionate Internet champions can continue to learn, advocate for our cause, and share exciting career opportunities. The post Grow Your Connections with the Internet Society’s Alumni Network appeared first on Internet Society.
• African Peering—Key to Keeping Traffic Local 22/08/2022
  The African Peering and Interconnection Forum (AfPIF)—Africa's biggest annual peering event— takes place from 23-25 August in Kigali, Rwanda. The post African Peering—Key to Keeping Traffic Local appeared first on Internet Society.
• Exploring Digital Sovereignty 08/08/2022
  The Internet is a force. An intangible force of good, made from tangible parts and plays a bigger and bigger role in our everyday life. It’s comprised of millions of individual networks that allow us to connect and communicate with each other. Its open and global infrastructure is designed to work seamlessly across borders. This […]
• Indigenous Connectivity Summit to Take Place this October—Transitioning to a New Home 01/08/2022
  The Summit offers a unique opportunity for participants to discuss challenges and develop practical community-led recommendations and solutions. The post Indigenous Connectivity Summit to Take Place this October—Transitioning to a New Home appeared first on Internet Society.
• An Internet Exchange Point Helps Haiti during Natural Disasters 13/07/2022
  The 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti in August 2021, just as many people were starting their day. Over the course of several days, the quake and its aftershocks devastated the country, leaving more than 300 people dead, injuring hundreds more, and leveling homes, schools, and churches. But Haiti’s Internet exchange point managed to stay online, […]
• Old Rules in New Regulations – Why “Sender Pays” Is a Direct Threat to the Internet 26/05/2022
  If we stop treating the Internet as a technology-neutral, general purpose network, we'll lose it.  The post Old Rules in New Regulations – Why “Sender Pays” Is a Direct Threat to the Internet appeared first on Internet Society.
• The Path to WTDC-22: Connecting the Unconnected Is Critical to Achieving Sustainable Development 20/05/2022
  We’ve made a bold pledge—focused on supporting complementary connectivity solutions and capacity building to enable people to deploy Internet infrastructure—and we’re joining partners whose work is aligned to our 2025 strategic objectives. The post The Path to WTDC-22: Connecting the Unconnected Is Critical to Achieving Sustainable Development appeared first on Internet Society.
• Protecting the Internet As We Know It – Three Things You Can Do Today To Stop the Splinternet 18/05/2022
  Learn how to protect what the Internet needs to exist and thrive—then do something today. The post Protecting the Internet As We Know It – Three Things You Can Do Today To Stop the Splinternet appeared first on Internet Society.
• Our Pledge to Achieve Universal Connectivity 13/05/2022
  We have joined the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition, with two pledges to change the lives of the world's hardest-to-connect communities. The post Our Pledge to Achieve Universal Connectivity appeared first on Internet Society.