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Baltic Domain Days 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-5V89NQOqs&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=43
Domain industry professionals from across the Baltics will once again come together this autumn for Baltic Domain Days, the region’s leading domain industry event, which will be held for the sixth time this year. Speaker:
Katrina Sataki, NIC.LV

Trends and insights from the European ccTLD market
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jgz1_NRHWrE
A look at the latest statistics and trends from the local and wider European domain name market.
Speaker:
Patrick Myles, CENTR

One Internet. Three Registries. Many Opportunities – Part I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFe4BZhA0Mw&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=40
The discussion will focus on the strengths and dynamics of the Baltic ccTLD market, and on the opportunities created by having three neighbouring registries serving a closely connected region. Speakers will explore cooperation between registries, sharing experience and developing common approaches to market challenges and opportunities. The conversation will also consider how regional collaboration can create value for the wider Internet community.
Speakers:
Heiki Sibul, Estonian Internet Foundation
Katrina Sataki, NIC.LV
Tomas Mackus, DOMREG.LT

One Internet. Three Registries. Many Opportunities – Part II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5txS7tfq2A&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=39
How can ccTLD registries strengthen the security, resilience and reliability of the DNS while adapting to a rapidly changing domain name ecosystem? This panel brings together registry leaders from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia and the Netherlands to exchange operational experience and perspectives on the evolution of ccTLDs. The discussion will address DNS infrastructure, registry operations, cybersecurity and DNS abuse, as well as approaches to managing emerging technical, regulatory and market challenges. It will highlight where registries can learn from each other and how practical cooperation can contribute to a stronger and more resilient European DNS.
Speakers:
Heiki Sibul, Estonian Internet Foundation
Katrina Sataki, NIC.LV
Tomas Mackus, DOMREG.LT
Barbara Povše, REGISTER.si, Arnes
Roelof Meijer, SIDN.NL

About the CENTR R&D group
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jgz1_NRHWrE
An introduction to the CENTR R&D Working Group and its role in shaping knowledge and collaboration across the European ccTLD community. The session will explore how the group identifies emerging trends, technologies and operational developments relevant to domain name registries, and facilitates the exchange of research and practical experience. It will also offer insight into how collaborative work can help ccTLDs anticipate and respond to the challenges shaping the future of the DNS.
Speaker:
Thymen Wabeke, SIDN.NL

OpenIntel: Findings and insight for TLDs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLGG27TBHZY
A measurement initiative from University of Twente, that scans a TLD zone for different capabilities. Let’s discover the potential of this data to compare across a variety of TLDs.
Speaker:
Sebastian Castro, .IE Registry

AI today in DNS: risks and opportunities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFG7qDtK8No&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=33
Generative AI and Large Language Models are rapidly reshaping network management and the Domain Name System is on the front line. While LLMs offer new capabilities for DNS threat hunting and automated configuration auditing, they also introduce new attack surfaces – from prompt leaks to AI-generated domain squatting and automated phishing campaign infrastructure. This session explores the practical threats and defense opportunities providing engineering considerations for network defenders.
Speaker:
Vairis Caune, CERT.LV

Preventing weaponized abuse reports against legitimate websites
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl-lF7NKNOc
Weaponized abuse reports can be used to target legitimate websites, leading to unnecessary suspensions, increased operational workload, and risk for registrars, registries, hosting providers, and registrants. This talk will show how an AI-driven abuse flow can automatically verify incoming reports, validate evidence, distinguish legitimate abuse from false or malicious complaints, classify risk, and trigger appropriate actions when confidence is high.
Speaker:
Andriy Khvetkevych, NicNames.com & NIC.UA

Who governs the internet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=subo8hb3rgk
Talk will outline ecosystem of global Internet governance and its history.
Speaker:
Jānis Kārkliņš, ICANN

Expansion of New Generic Top-Level Domains: 2026 Next Round - What’s Next
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Eoz4vzTkOQ
Speaker:
Aysegul Tekce, ICANN

Protecting Intellectual Property in the DNS: New Trends
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntczjf06l80
WIPO’s recent service developments to combat cybersquatting: Emerging trends, use of AI, WIPO’s new case services (i.e., Expedited Case Processing and Early Termination), the Legal Rights Objection and String Confusion Objection for the next round of ICANN’s new gTLD program, as well as the WIPO Overview 3.1. In addition, brief overview of the WIPO’s ccTLD Program, including experience with .LV domain name disputes.
Speaker:
Charlotte Spencer, WIPO

The “World-wide Web” of Regulations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzhdDrPOXPs
Looking beyond the Baltic domain space, this panel will explore key developments shaping the global Internet and DNS landscape. Topics will include global Internet governance, the next round of gTLDs and the opportunities and risks these developments may create for ccTLDs. Speakers will also discuss intellectual property protection in the DNS and the growing impact of regulatory developments on registries, registrars and the wider domain name industry. The discussion will consider how these global trends may shape the future operating environment for ccTLDs.
Panelists:
Barbara Povše, REGISTER.si, Arnes (moderator)
Jānis Kārkliņš, ICANN
Charlotte Spencer, WIPO
Iveta Skujiņa, NIC.LV
Helen Aaremäe-Saar, Estonian Internet Foundation
Tomas Mackus, DOMREG.LT

Does NIS2 make ccTLDs more secure and resilient?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtEfkkZsxA8
Speaker:
Patrik Fältström, NETNOD AB

Verify at any cost: security solution or compliance illusion?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnNtvCb64yQ
Panelists:
Iveta Skujiņa, NIC.LV
Monika Nowikowska, NASK.PL
Timo Võhmar, Estonian Internet Foundation
Tomas Simonaitis, DOMREG.LT
Christian Simmen, DENIC.DE

See it. Share it. Stop it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eokdi7dRkc&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=8
Punktum dk actively monitors the misuse of .dk domain names and notifies registrants and hosting providers whenever misuse is detected. This has led to a reduction in abuse, supporting Punktum dk’s goal of making .dk one of the safest domains on the internet.
Speaker:
Jakob Bring Truelsen, Punktum.dk

What will “trusted” mean in 2030?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSp8_cEA8b8&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=7
Trust has always been at the heart of the domain name system, but what people expect from a trusted online service is changing rapidly. By 2030, trust may depend not only on technical security, but also on data accuracy, transparency, reputation, resilience and the responsible use of AI. This panel will explore how the concept of trust may evolve and what this could mean for registries, registrars and domain holders. It will also ask what the domain industry should be doing today to remain trusted tomorrow.
Panelists:
Helmuts Meškonis, Ltd Domain Summit (moderator)
Roelof Meijer, SIDN.NL
Monika Nowikowska, NASK.PL
Andriy Khvetkevych, NicNames.com & NIC.UA
Robert Jacobi, Blackwall

Closing discussion: “What’s the next move?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BBLbFiha1o&list=PLE79UFdgzlN8&index=6
For the closing panel of Baltic Domain Days, the leaders of Estonia’s, Latvia’s, and Lithuania’s country-code top-level domain registries come together to discuss what lies ahead for the Baltic domain-name industry. Drawing on the themes, challenges, and ideas explored throughout the conference, the panel will reflect on how the internet landscape is changing and what those changes may mean for registries, registrars, domain holders, and the wider digital community. What should the Baltic registries prepare for next? Where can they collaborate, and where might their paths diverge? And after two days of discussion, what is the next move?
Panelists:
Lars Forsberg, iQ.SE (moderator)
Katrina Sataki, NIC.LV
Heiki Sibul, Estonian Internet Foundation
Tomas Mackus, DOMREG, LT

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Publikuota 2026-11-03