.TV Domain Stole the Show at TwitchCon
Did you miss TwitchCon in San Diego this year? No worries – we have everything you need to know including how .tv domain stole the show.
5 Fun Facts About .ORG Domain
.ORG was one of the six original top-level domains. What’s the secret that has allowed the .ORG domain to stay in business for so long while continuing to grow?
Two Steps to Achieve a Secure Site with Google Registry
Whether you're an Internet user, a website owner, or both, there are two steps you can take to build a secure site with Google and protect your information.
Why Enterprises Need SSL on the Backend, Too
Enterprise organizations leave themselves and their digital assets open to attack if they fail to extend SSL on the backend systems used internally.
UDRPs Gone Wrong: Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
UDRPs gone wrong often result in denying a transfer. We’ll illustrate how complainants can avoid this, and how respondents should answer in those instances.
Business Development, Corporate Services
Here’s Why Extended Validation Certificates Still Matter
Even as web browsers are relocating SSL security indicators, Extended Validation certificates prove to be more important than ever in today’s digital age.
5 Web Resources for the start of fall season
No matter, if you already miss the summer or can’t wait for winter, here are our fall web resources to help you transition smoothly with the seasons.
Business Development, Corporate Services
Why DNS Firewalls are Essential for Enterprise Security
In this article, we'll take a close look at how DNS firewalls work and why it's essential to have premium DNS with Cloudflare in your security strategy.
Business Development, Corporate Services
Registry Lock: How to have “the talk” with your IT team
Registry Lock keeps your digital assets secure in the event that your domain admin portal is compromised because someone guessed or hacked their way in.
Uniform Dispute Resolution Policies for Country Domains
A dispute can be filed for generic top-level domains (“gTLDs”) as well as some country code top-level domains (“ccTLDs”) – but what are the differences?