2025 Abuse Workshop @ Nordic Domain Days

Date 2025/04/29 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM time ics/ical Download the ics/ical
Location Clarion Stockholm Ringvägen 104 118 60 Stockholm Sweden
Organizer eco - Association of the Internet Industry & iQ Global Event websitehttps://nordicdomaindays.com/
2024 DNS Abuse Workshop @ Nordic Domain Days

29 April 2025
starting at
13:30pm CEST
11:30am UTC/7:30am EDT

 

eco members receive a 20% discount on attendee and VIP tickets.

A limited number of free tickets are also available. Find out more in members+ or contact topdns@eco.de

 

2025 Abuse Workshop @ Nordic Domain Days

eco's topDNS Initiative & iQ Global

invite you to the fourth Abuse Workshop at Nordic Domain Days 2025 in Stockholm!

eco's topDNS initiative is once again a proud partner of the Nordic Domain Days and invites you to attend the workshop on fighting online abuse on the second day of the conference.

2024 was a turning point in the discussion about DNS abuse and online harms. In April last year, the contract amendments came into force requiring domain name registries and registrars with contractual relationships with ICANN to increase the level of abuse mitigation came into effect. The NIS2 Directive is the first piece of legislation to include the term "DNS abuse". For the purpose of this workshop, the definition of "DNS abuse" will be based on the "DNS Abuse Framework" and will include malware, botnets, phishing, pharming, and spam when it is used as a delivery mechanism for the other four forms of abuse.

Malware, botnets, phishing, pharming and spam continue to pose significant challenges to the online ecosystem, threatening cybersecurity, user trust and the stability of the Internet. Hosting providers play a critical role in mitigating the abuse of compromised websites and services that may be involved in malicious activity.

Beyond the "Famous Five" technical abuse trends mentioned above, a wide range of threats are gaining momentum. We invite all Nordic Domain Days attendees to join the workshop to discuss how all relevant stakeholders up and down the stack can work more closely together to reduce the uptime of maliciously registered domain names and compromised websites to protect users, customers, and clients.

The aim of the session is to create a mutual understanding of how different types of abuse are dealt with by different types of intermediaries and service providers, the challenges associated with certain types of abuse, and how closer cooperation can help to combat online harm more effectively, especially content-related issues.

On Tuesday, 29 April in Stockholm, the topDNS initiative of eco - Association of the Internet Industry and iQ Global will take the opportunity to bring together domain name registries and registrars with hosting service providers and ISPs.

This workshop builds on the Internet Infrastructure Forum held in February in Amsterdam, for which eco's topDNS initiative held a feeder workshop in November 2024.

AGENDA

    • 13:30pm CEST
    • Welcome & Introduction

       

      Su Wu
      COO, iQ Global

      Thomas Rickert
      Director Names & Numbers, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

      Lars Steffen
      Head of International, Digital Infrastructures & Resilience, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

    • 13:35pm CEST
    • Why cross-industry collaboration is needed to fight abuse across the stack

      We will begin by explaining why it is necessary to create dedicated spaces to bring together the relevant industry players who share the objective of "improving coordination in the fight against abuse among Internet infrastructure operators, in their respective roles and capacities".

       

      Keith Drazek
      VP of Policy & Government Relations, Verisign

      Dennis Dayman
      M3AAWG

      Bertrand de La Chapelle
      Executive Director, Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network

      Rowena Schoo
      Director of Programs and Policy, Netbeacon Institute

    • 14:00pm CEST
    • Fighting online abuse: legal and policy aspects

      The fight against abuse always takes place in a legal context in different jurisdictions. Thomas Rickert will bring you up to speed on the implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the associated obligations, such as transparency reporting. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) must also be taken into account when sharing intelligence and information.

       

      Thomas Rickert
      Director Names & Numbers, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

    • 14:15pm CEST
    • Operational aspects and automation

      To improve the sharing of intelligence and information speed, scalability and automation are key. In this session we will discuss how reporting formats and evidence gathering can be streamlined and standardised to increase the level of automation and volume of abuse mitigation across the stack.

       

      Luke Wood
      Infrastructure Partnerships Lead, Netcraft

      Su Wu
      COO, iQ Global AS

      Rickard Vikström
      Founder, DomainCrawler

      Theo Geurts
      CIPP/E Privacy & GRC Officer, Realtime Register

    • 15:00pm CEST
    • Swedish Fika
    • 15:30pm CEST
    • Phishing and other malicious online activities

      Some types of abuse and malicious online activity can be tackled proactively rather than reactively. In this session we will discuss how to deal with cases of abuse that are obviously malicious, such as phishing and fraud.

       

      Mo Zaman & Ivan Hadzhiev
      Implementation Consultants, DMARC Advisor

      Adam Eisner
      Vice President, .CA and Registry Services, CIRA

      Kristian Ørmen
      Vice President, Registry Services, Internetstiftelsen

    • 17:00pm CEST
    • End of workshop - After work @ Living Room Bar
  • SPEAKERS & PANELISTS

    Dennis Dayman
    Dennis Dayman

    Online Abuse Expert
    M3AAWG

    Bertrand de la Chapelle
    Bertrand de la Chapelle

    Executive Director
    Policy & Jursdiction Policy Network

    Keith Drazek
    Keith Drazek

    VP of Policy & Government Relations
    Verisign

    Adam Eisner
    Adam Eisner

    Vice President, .CA and Registry Services
    CIRA

    Theo Geurts
    Theo Geurts

    CIPP/E Privacy & GRC Officer
    Realtime Register

    Ivan Hadzhiev
    Ivan Hadzhiev

    Implementation Consultant
    DMARC Advisor

    Kristian Ørmen
    Kristian Ørmen
    Internetstiftelsen
     Rowena Schoo
    Rowena Schoo

    Director of Programs and Policy
    Netbeacon Institute

    Rickard Vikström
    Rickard Vikström

    Founder
    DomainCrawler

    Luke Wood
    Luke Wood

    Infrastructure Partnerships Lead
    Netcraft

    Su Wu
    Su Wu

    COO
    iQ Global AS

    Mo Zaman
    Mo Zaman

    Implementation Consultant
    DMARC Advisor

    Other speakers to be announced
    Other speakers to be announced

    HOSTS

    Thomas Rickert
    Thomas Rickert

    Director Names & Numbers

    eco – Association of the Internet Industry

    Lars Steffen
    Lars Steffen

    Head of International, Digital Infrastructures & Resilience

    eco – Association of the Internet Industry

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