The DoH protocol, designed to improve user privacy and security, has both its upsides and downsides. A new eco Association paper sets out to clarify some of the complexities and provide recommendations for implementation and deployment.

Discussion Paper - DNS over HTTPS (DoH) Background information and explanations for non-technical readers, and a clear set of recommendations for best practice in line with privacy-enhancing techniques and informed user consent. Discussion Paper on DNS over HTTPS (DoH) Throughout the history of the Internet, traditional...

  Legal Insights Vol. 1 - Documentation/burden of proof and fines The Importance of Documenting Consent for Commercial Emails   The first of the series of webinars and workshops offered as part of the 2020 CSA Digital Email Summit took place online on 30 August 2020. The series of workshop on legal issues...

It’s no secret that, in the Internet industry, there are currently far less women employed as specialists than men. Where do we stand in the area of gender diversity? What lies behind these facts and figures? And, most importantly, how do we get to grips with the challenges that need to be tackled now? This is the subject of an up-and-coming international webinar, to be co-hosted on 24 September by the global Internet Society (ISOC), the European-based eco – Association of the Internet Industry (eco Association), and the US-based Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition).

This workshop aims to cover the following: The connection of finance and engineering in blockchain platforms has brought people together from diverse set of educational backgrounds. In this discussion we’ll cover an overview of the technology that goes into a business focused blockchain like Corda and the many different skill sets required to make it all work. Overview of Corda full tech stack architecture Deployment of Corda networks and nodes Highlight useful skill sets for each layer of engineering MENTOR Austin Moothart - Solutions Engineering Lead for R3. Passionate educator on everything blockchain, DLT and technology.

SPEAKERS: Moderator: Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner (Head of Frankfurt School Blockchain Center), Christian Labetzsch (Managing Director and Co-Founder, Blocksize Capital), Thomas Nägele (Managing Partner, Nägele Attorneys at Law), Sofia Balogianni (Chief Executive Officer, Amazing Blocks), Simon Peters (Managing Director, Decus Network).

With the eIDAS Regulation from 2016, the European Commission set out to regulate electronic communication for so-called trust services in order to take advancing digitalisation into account.

With the present consultation and the associated Inception Impact Assessment, the EU Commission wants to precede the mandated evaluation of the NIS Directive and discuss various options for its further development.

The eco Association is working together with well-known partners on a Blockchain Governance Framework. Interested parties are invited to join the network of trust as consortium partners.