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== Session description == | == Session description == | ||
In January 2023, the European Union’s update to the Network and Information Systems Directive, now known as NIS2, became law. As part of the vision for advancing cybersecurity in the Union, Article 28 of the Directive creates legal obligations for domain registries and entities providing domain name registration services in relation to the WHOIS database. | |||
In the context of EuroDIG, this workshop intends to shed light on the ecosystem that will be affected by Article 28 of the NIS2 Directive and what the NIS2 directive might mean for coordination of the diverse actors in the ecosystem in addressing online harms. As part of this exercise, stakeholders will be invited to reflect on current contributions from across the DNS value chain to mitigate online harms and what additional cooperation may be required. | |||
The session will take a whole-ecosystem approach considering a broad spectrum of stakeholders (registries, registrars, resellers, as well as proxy, hosting, cloud computing and data centre service providers) and touch upon what roles and responsibilities may fall to these members of the ecosystem. | |||
The conversation seeks to unpack what level of cross-industry collaboration is implied in the directive, and how stakeholders from the DNS value chain may be expected to collaborate. The discussions will build on prior dialogues by the DC-DNSI and highlight possible strategies for broad ecosystem cooperation in addressing various forms of abuse online. | |||
== Format == | == Format == | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 18 April 2024
by Dynamic Coalition on DNS Issues
17 June 2024 | 11:15 - 12:15 EEST | WS room 2
Consolidated programme 2024
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Session description
In January 2023, the European Union’s update to the Network and Information Systems Directive, now known as NIS2, became law. As part of the vision for advancing cybersecurity in the Union, Article 28 of the Directive creates legal obligations for domain registries and entities providing domain name registration services in relation to the WHOIS database.
In the context of EuroDIG, this workshop intends to shed light on the ecosystem that will be affected by Article 28 of the NIS2 Directive and what the NIS2 directive might mean for coordination of the diverse actors in the ecosystem in addressing online harms. As part of this exercise, stakeholders will be invited to reflect on current contributions from across the DNS value chain to mitigate online harms and what additional cooperation may be required.
The session will take a whole-ecosystem approach considering a broad spectrum of stakeholders (registries, registrars, resellers, as well as proxy, hosting, cloud computing and data centre service providers) and touch upon what roles and responsibilities may fall to these members of the ecosystem.
The conversation seeks to unpack what level of cross-industry collaboration is implied in the directive, and how stakeholders from the DNS value chain may be expected to collaborate. The discussions will build on prior dialogues by the DC-DNSI and highlight possible strategies for broad ecosystem cooperation in addressing various forms of abuse online.
Format
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