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Wout de Natris

Consultant internet governance
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As a consultant I specialise in establishing new and different relationships between industry and governments. Complex internet governance challenges are brought forward either through projects, research and/or workshops towards forward looking, more consensual solutions. Six years of experience in spam and malware enforcement and the setting up of and participation in national and international cooperation programs have made me an expert in building trust and relations.

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2020 - Apr 01	on	Why Are Internet Security Standards Badly Deployed and What to Do About It?
2020 - Mar 13	on	Why Are Internet Security Standards Badly Deployed and What to Do About It?
2020 - Mar 13	on	Why Are Internet Security Standards Badly Deployed and What to Do About It?
2012 - Dec 13	on	Three New Cyber Security Threats in One Day
2012 - Oct 25	on	Is ICANN Stumbling Forward? GAC Advice and Shared Decision Making Procedures
2012 - Feb 07	on	Reducing Unreachable ICANN Registrations
2012 - Jan 24	on	Implications of Canada's CASL - Toughest Anti-Spam Law the World Has Ever Seen
2012 - Jan 20	on	Implications of Canada's CASL - Toughest Anti-Spam Law the World Has Ever Seen
2011 - Dec 31	on	Antispam Law Draws Backlash
2011 - Nov 29	on	ARIN Launches WHOWAS: Trial Service Providing Historical Information for a Given IP Address
2011 - Oct 13	on	When Cyber Awareness Is Fundamentally Lacking
2011 - Oct 07	on	Government and Botnets
2011 - Jul 01	on	What's New In the Field of Cybersecurity Cooperation
2011 - Jun 16	on	Is Internet Part of the Curriculum of Universities?
2011 - May 30	on	Solving the Spam Problem
2011 - May 17	on	The Ugly End of the Phone Network
2011 - May 11	on	Slippery Slope
2011 - May 11	on	Why Isn't Mobile Malware More Popular?
2011 - Apr 22	on	9 Thoughts on Stepping Up Spam and Malware Enforcement
2011 - Mar 28	on	Neelie Kroes, the EU, Cloud Computing, Regulation and Good Ears
2011 - Mar 23	on	We Need Smarter Governments to Manage a Changing Global Environment
2011 - Feb 27	on	ICANN-Law Enforcement Due Diligence Recommendations and Fundamental Rights
2011 - Feb 19	on	Foreign Hackers Attack Canadian Government
2011 - Feb 01	on	Are We at the Dawn of a New Cold War?
2010 - Dec 15	on	Canada's Anti-spam Bill C-28 is the Law of the Land
2010 - Dec 06	on	eco: 100K PCs Cleaned Through Anti-Botnet Center
2010 - Nov 08	on	Kidnapping, Theft and Rape Are Not "Cyber" Crimes

Topic Interests

Cybersecurity , Spam , Cybercrime , Policy & Regulation , Malware , Law , New TLDs , Domain Names , Internet Governance , Registry Services , ICANN , Access Providers , Censorship , Privacy , Cyberattack , Email , Networks , Whois , Regional Registries , IPv6 Transition , IPv4 Markets , Cloud Computing , Mobile Internet , Telecom , Threat Intelligence , Web , Data Center , DDoS Attack , Artificial Intelligence , Internet of Things , Net Neutrality , DNS Security , Internet Protocol , Coronavirus , Blockchain , Broadband , P2P , VoIP ,

Recent Blogs

Post-Quantum Cryptography - the Time to Act Is Now

Jun 10, 2026
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Wout de Natris

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Recent Blogs

Post-Quantum Cryptography - the Time to Act Is Now

IS3C Report: Socio-Political and Technical Impacts of Post Quantum Cryptography Policies

How to Convince Your Boss to Deploy DNSSEC and RPKI?

How Can Greater Security, Safety and Trust in the Internet Be Created?

Testing, Testing, Testing for a More Secure (Internet) World

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Why Are Internet Security Standards Badly Deployed and What to Do About It?