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Join Verisign at the Forrester Security & Risk Forum taking place Nov. 9 – 10, 2026 in Washington, DC. vrsn.cc/6019BHWQTz
Security is priceless, but exposure costs must be quantified. Learn more in our technical report: vrsn.cc/6010BHcoZw
The cost of vulnerability windows and exposure: modeling the effects of stale trust. Learn more: vrsn.cc/6017BHcuN7
#PostQuantum #DNSSEC brings new operational concerns due to large signature sizes. One potential solution? #MerkleTree Ladders, which reduce size impact by signing selected nodes and then authenticating individual records against a compact proof. To see how Merkle Trees work in practice, join Verisign Research Engineer Hongying Dong at ACM PQQS 2026 where she’ll conduct a demo using #Jupyter Notebooks. Register now for a front-row seat to Merkle Trees in action: vrsn.cc/6014BHZoT8 #cryptography
In Q3 2026, the .com and .net TLDs had a combined total of 182.5 million registrations. Read more in the @DNIBrief quarterly report, out now. vrsn.cc/6013BHZouv
The internet had 411.6 million #DomainName registrations at the end of Q3 2026. Learn more in the latest @DNIBrief quarterly report, available now. vrsn.cc/6019BHZoKN
The Q3 2026 Domain Name Industry Brief Quarterly Report is now live from @DNIBrief. The internet had 411.6 million #DomainName registrations at the end of Q3 2026. Learn more: vrsn.cc/6015BHZoE3
Why OCSP now? Verisign Informed™ offers a fresh take on certificate status checking. vrsn.cc/6015BH11gR
Join Verisign and a guest speaker from Forrester Consulting for a webinar examining the implications of stale trust. vrsn.cc/6017BH11eX
When it comes to cybersecurity protections, origin verification isn’t enough. In our technical report, we suggest a formal approach to evaluating trust. Read the report: vrsn.cc/6014BGf3vE
As threats accelerate, there's a growing need to focus on current security status. See why highly available checks are critical to maintaining trust. vrsn.cc/6019BG2CnZ
When digital trust is stale, exposure happens. Discover the gap between detection and enforcement—and what you can do to reduce it. vrsn.cc/6015BG2Cpt
From Verification to Trust: Refreshing the Security Status Quo. Learn more: vrsn.cc/6016BG2CTj
Verisign is pleased to be a part of Uniting Women in Cyber (#UWIC), where SVP & CTO Dr. Burt Kaliski Jr. will participate in a panel discussion on the intersection of quantum computing and AI. Join Burt and others on Oct. 8 as they explore how the current threat landscape may need to shift to rise to the challenges ahead. Register today: vrsn.cc/6017BGFE5l #WomenInTech #WomenInCyber @the_cyberguild
Introducing Verisign Informed™: a high-assurance solution for validating trust at the speed of modern threats. Learn more: vrsn.cc/6012BGL3i4
Verisign Fellow Duane Wessels is back on the @apnic PING podcast to chat about the upcoming #DNS root zone KSK rollover 🎧 #SysAdmins: you’ll want to listen in for an update on how the rollover has been progressing these last few months and what you can do to prepare for Oct. 11, when KSK-2024 will be the sole active KSK for the global root zone: vrsn.cc/6011BGYlMF #NetOps
From developing network protocols to helping define the domain ecosystem, the contributions from the Hispanic and Latino community to our industry are immeasurable. This #HispanicHeritageMonth, Verisign honors the many engineers, developers, and visionaries who have helped advance and support the internet.
Our recent @ietf Internet-Draft suggests utilizing the existing infrastructure of the #DNS to help #AI agents communicate by introducing two new DNS resource record types. As part of this work, we’ve announced a public license that includes royalty-free terms to support standardization of our proposal. Learn more: vrsn.cc/6019BGVPe3
Will you be attending #ROW15 on Sept. 29? Verisign’s Zaid AlBanna, Duane Wessels, Joe Harvey, and Swapneel Sheth will be speaking at several sessions covering 1) mTLS policy updates that could change how EPP functions, 2) a possible new DNS record type for delegations, and 3) how Merkle trees may help address some of the challenges DNSSEC faces with post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Join us so you can help shape the ideas that may soon shape our industry. Register now: vrsn.cc/6016BGVPnG @ROWevents
