How can a dotBrand TLD ensure secure and trusted communication between a brand holder and the wider online community?
ICANN is soon to launch the Registration Data Request Service (RDRS), which aims to streamline non-public data requests.
This is the latest release in a long line of new innovations from us, following the successful launches of our Web3 service and Com Laude Intelligence.
Want the 15-minute scoop? Watch our ICANN 75 Highlights for the latest news for brand owners
We’ve formulated ten principles of effective corporate domain management. Reflecting what works well, identifying areas for improvement and embedding best practices into every domain management team.
Watch a recording of our post ICANN72 webinar where we review the key discussion points from the Annual General Meeting
Domains are critical digital assets for organisations. The value of them increases over time, especially those used for branding purposes. But sometimes things go wrong. The risk of cyber- and typo-squatting is a real threat to every organisation but in many cases, the greatest problems are the result of something happening, or not, much closer to home, as our seven deadly sins of domain registrations show.
Having created our whitespace analysis and gained an understanding of what domain names are missing from the domain name portfolio, it is now time to create the strategy for rightsizing and start to deliver the value back to the business.
Once all the names a business owns have been discovered and the internal owners identified, the next step in creating the right sized portfolio is understanding the potential risks today and in the future.
The first step in understanding the right size of any organisation’s domain name portfolio is to find all of the domain names which have been registered. Almost every organisation will say they have ‘too many domain names’. In many cases, they are right, which is one of the objectives of the rightsized portfolio audit.
