Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) – physical hubs where internet infrastructure companies like network providers connect – are crucial for a registry. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) or companies with large networks, for instance, join forces to help accelerate the internet. By participating in an Internet Exchange Point, we as a registry can also ensure that our services provide high availability and top performance.
The DNS (Domain Name System) is the basis for all domain-based services, enabling the resolution of IP-addresses for critical services such as your company's website, online shops, e-mail communication, internal services like ERP systems, databases and many more. Watch our new videos how to securely operate authoritative name servers.
Have you already heard about the NIS2 Directive of the European Parliament that comes into force on October 18, 2024? The NIS2 Directive is a significant update to set measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across critical infrastructure sectors such as entities that provide DNS services.
The new European cyber security directive NIS2, which is due to come into force on October 18, 2024, is intended to increase the resilience of companies and improve their response to security incidents. Of course, this topic also affects our Anycast service RcodeZero DNS.
At RcodeZero DNS we use different DNS software for various scenarios, what fits best for the respective usecase. We also believe in open source. In the talk "Migrate from PowerDNS to Knot with help of Catalog Zones" at DNS Oarc Meeting our colleague Klaus Darilion (Head of Operations) describes how we use the rather new technology "Catalog Zones" with Knot Authoritative DNS Server.
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