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Monthly Archives: October 2010
IP resources, due diligence, fighting cyber crime and good housekeeping
“uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu” Recently I saw a post from John Levine on LinkedIn on a flagrantly erroneous registration for a .com address. He had alerted ICANN, the responsible IP resource organisation to this registration. A month later John received a reply from … Continue reading
The Internet safety challenge of Africa
Invitation to present at Afrinic March 2010 I presented to circa 90 law enforcement officials from all over the world in a meeting with four of the five Regional Internet Registrees (RIRs). In different presentations they introduced themselves and stated … Continue reading
IP resource policy monitoring and contributing
International cooperation on cyber crime International cooperation, the actual exchange information across borders takes on many guises. This blog plans to focus on the different aspects of cooperation, interactions and information exchanges that law enforcement agencies, industry and governments run … Continue reading
International cooperation on cyber crime. The bridgebuilder's blog 