Blog

The Maldives recently joined the ranks of islands to have deployed an IXP, thanks to the efforts of a community of network engineers who understood the benefits it could provide to the country’s Internet users.

DNS services of e-gov domains should have maximum levels of redundancy to withstand disruption or stress.

With the new Internet Resilience Index, we can now see how African countries compare to the rest of the world.

The Pulse Internet Resilience Index collates and tracks open-source Internet resiliency metrics for more than 170 countries.

Decision-makers and advocates can use Pulse to identify weaknesses in their local Internet ecosystem and make evidence-based, public policy decisions to address these.

New service is helping Internet users in Singapore and abroad to check the security hygiene of websites and email services.

Costa Rica has the highest Internet Resilience Index score in Central America and equal highest in Latin America.

Open Fibre Data Standard seeks to streamline the process of making sense of the data and enable public and private sector stakeholders to make data-driven decisions about terrestrial fiber projects.

The challenges of developing a resilient Internet in South Asia are numerous even when discounting political tensions, economic crises, and natural disasters that currently and historically destabilize the region.

Help us understand how much Internet traffic is local in your country by installing an Internet measurement probe.

The Internet Society Nigeria Chapter has been collaborating and informing the national regulator on threats against the Internet, including nullify rumors of Internet shutdown during the recent Nigerian elections.

Climate and geography makes maintaining the Internet in the Philippines expensive.