What to look for in a quality DNS service – a guide from the DNS experts
The Swedish Internet Foundation and Netnod have published an expert guide for companies and organisations setting up or procuring DNS services.
Press releases
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The Swedish Internet Foundation invests in an IT security company
The Swedish Internet Foundation has now invested in the Norwegian software company IQ Global AS, which is a leader in monitoring and managing domains and internet-related crime linked to domains. The investment is up to 20 percent of the company.
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First in the world to automate technical information in the domain name system
The Swedish Internet Foundation continues to be a pioneer in the domain name system, DNS. As the first country code top-level domain in the world, automation of technical information connected to DNSSEC and name servers has been made possible.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa to speak at The Internet Days
Philippine journalist Maria Ressa, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize 2021, is one of the keynote speakers at the The Internet Days conference.
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The Swedish Internet Foundation and Afnic extends their collaborative Zonemaster project until 2022
Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. It was developed via a collaborative project between the Swedish Internet Foundation and our French counterpart Afnic. The sole purpose of Zonemaster is to create a stronger and more secure domain name system. The service is developed as a free software and available to the general public.
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Carl Piva appointed new CEO of the Swedish Internet Foundation
Carl Piva appointed new CEO of the Swedish Internet Foundation, an independent, business-driven and non-profit organization, effective April 6, 2021.
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Danny Aerts resigns as CEO of The Swedish Internet Foundation next year
Danny Aerts, CEO of The Swedish Internet Foundation, has informed the foundation's board that he will resign as CEO in August 2021. The work of recruiting a new CEO begins immediately.
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The Swedish Internet Foundation acquires leading company in open data
The Swedish Internet Foundation is buying the majority in the software company MetaSolutions, which has developed cloud-based software that helps companies and organizations publish and manage linked and open data. The company was founded in 2011 by computer scientists Matthias Palmér and Hannes Ebner.
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Loopia acquires .SE Direkt from The Swedish Internet Foundation
Loopia buys the Swedish Internet Foundation's registrar business .SE Direkt. As of mid-February, .SE Direkt's customers will have Loopia as registrar for their domains.
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More and more people are becoming active and discussing politics online - but fear of online hate speech is silencing many of us
71 percent of Swedes turn to the Internet for political information, one in five people have expressed a political opinion online and 15 percent have participated in a hashtag campaign like #metoo in the past year. These are the findings in The Swedish Internet Foundation In Sweden's new report, "Swedes and Internet - Valsspecial 2018". At the same time, the report also shows that a quarter of Swedes have refrained from expressing a political opinion on the Internet due to the fear of hate speech and threats.
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