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Kurtis Lindqvist

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Joined on May 31, 2007
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Kurt Erik "Kurtis" Lindqvist is currently working as CEO of Netnod/Autonomica, in Stockholm, Sweden. Kurtis previously held operational roles in KPNQwest, EUnet as well as start-up ISPs. Kurtis is currently serving on the Internet Architecture Board as well as charing working groups in the IETF as well as in RIPE. He is a frequent attendant and contributor to Internet conferences such as Nanog, APRICOT, RIPE, SANOG and MENOG. Kurtis has is currently also the chair of the Board of Euro-IX.

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2010 - Mar 31 on Accidentally Importing Censorship

Topic Interests

DNS ,  DNS Security ,  New TLDs ,  Cybersecurity ,  Cyberattack ,  Cybercrime ,  DDoS Attack ,  Threat Intelligence ,  IPv6 Transition ,  Internet Protocol ,  Networks ,  Privacy ,  Policy & Regulation ,  Internet Governance ,  Mobile Internet ,  Telecom ,  ICANN ,  Censorship ,  Web , 

Recent Blogs

What Internet Governance Boils Down To

  • Dec 04, 2008
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The Next International Policy Battlefield Will Be ICT Policy

  • Dec 03, 2008
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The Cost of Walled-Garden Designs

  • Jul 18, 2008
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Swedish National Defense Radio Agency to Wiretap All Internet Traffic

  • Jun 12, 2008
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Carpet Bombing in Cyber Space - Say Again?

  • Jun 12, 2008
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Popular Posts

The Future of Cyber Warfare

  • Feb 14, 2008
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Hot Architectural Issues for the Internet

  • Apr 02, 2008
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Swedish National Defense Radio Agency to Wiretap All Internet Traffic

  • Jun 12, 2008
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  • Views: 9,726

Carpet Bombing in Cyber Space - Say Again?

  • Jun 12, 2008
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  • Views: 8,463

Security Through Obscurity as an Institution

  • May 31, 2007
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