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Jeremy Hitchcock

DNS and networking engineer, CEO at Dyn Inc
Joined on February 1, 2009
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Jeremy Hitchcock walked into Dyn Inc in 2001 as an unpaid shipper, responsible for putting little boxes inside of bigger boxes. Working his way up from the mail room, the 27-year-old techie is now the CEO and CFO of the company, responsible for advancing and growing the company through his "jack-of-all-trades" aptitude while counseling Dyn's legal, financial, HR, marketing, engineering, and product development departments and providing strategic direction for the company as a whole. Jeremy brings his garage-tech enthusiasm and his degree from Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Dynamic Network Services (known simply as Dyn Inc.), turning this startup into an upstart. Under Jeremy's leadership, Dyn Inc. became the fastest growing DNS provider in the world, teaching people how to "break free" from their old DNS provider and offering a superior level of personal interaction and customer service. He helped nurture a free open-source project into a vibrant technology company that currently boasts more than two million customers growing. He has been a presenter at numerous conferences and events, including Web 2.0 and Interop, and he participates in many industry consortiums and organizations, including ICANN SSAC and NANOG.

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2010 - Oct 20	on	Apple's PR Nightmare: Open and "Fragmented" vs. Closed and "Integrated"
2010 - Aug 17	on	An Attack on DNS is an Attack on the Internet
2010 - Aug 15	on	An Attack on DNS is an Attack on the Internet
2010 - Jun 06	on	Can ICANN Please Stop Shooting Itself in the Foot?
2010 - Feb 13	on	Why ICANN Nairobi Security Concerns May Be a Blessing in Disguise
2010 - Jan 20	on	Does the US Get the Bold Broadband Vision Congress Has Asked For?
2009 - Aug 10	on	Why Can't We Make the Internet Secure?
2009 - Aug 10	on	Why Can't We Make the Internet Secure?
2009 - Jul 13	on	How Unconscionable is the Profit That Verisign Makes from Its Registry?
2009 - Jun 30	on	Just Say No, to Your ISP Subverting Your DNS Queries
2009 - Apr 26	on	Domain Name Registries Must Do More to Protect Highly-Trafficked Domains
2009 - Feb 09	on	First gTLD Signed: Dot Gov
2009 - Feb 07	on	First gTLD Signed: Dot Gov

Topic Interests

DNS , DNS Security , Cybersecurity , ICANN , DDoS Attack , IPv6 Transition , New TLDs , Domain Names , Internet Governance , Regional Registries , Registry Services , Multilingualism , Domain Management , Privacy , Policy & Regulation , Threat Intelligence , Cyberattack , Cybercrime , Access Providers , Law , Broadband , Telecom , Web , Mobile Internet ,

Recent Blogs

PRISM and the Administration State Strikes Back

Nov 01, 2013
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DNS Industry Insider Summit: Fostering Collaboration Among DNS Leaders

May 21, 2010
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