In February 2008, Afilias signed an MOU with CERT-IN to improve Internet security.

Dr. Gulshan Rai, Director of CERT-In, Mr. Madhavan Nambiar, Principal Secretary, and Mr. Ram Mohan, CTO and VP, Business Operations, Afilias signing MoU for Internet security today at New Delhi.

Global Phishing Survey released by the Anti-Phishing Work Group (APWG) in 2008 that studied the relationships between phishing attacks and top-level domains.

This is a report issued in September 2006 and authored by the APWG DNS Policy Working Group%2C with contributions from Afilias.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved using standards that are based in part on DNS design and utilize the Internet to support aspects of IoT services. The new IoT architecture currently consists of ONS (root service), EPCIS (standardized interface for data exchange) and Discovery Service (secure and selective visibility of event data). This paper puts forward an architectural approach to ONS that addresses these questions and could serve as a model for a decentralized and interoperable IoT root system. It provides a model for localized ONS that could support a multiplicity of IoT networks and further clarifies the respective functions of Discovery Services.

When communication between supply chain partners fails, the flow of critical business data within these large and multifaceted networks can slow down or halt altogether. Afilias Discovery Services solves this challenge and enables supply chain partners to have secure and selective visibility into their business processes.