Theo Geurts on CircleID

Compliance & Policy Officer at Realtime Register B.V.
Joined on June 3, 2015
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2024 - Nov 08	on	Project 2025: The Internet and Cybersecurity
2024 - Jul 26	on	Harmonizing WHOIS With NIS2 Article 28 - the Rubber Is About to Meet the Road
2024 - Jun 13	on	Alternative Insights on Article 28 of the NIS2 Directive
2024 - Jun 12	on	Alternative Insights on Article 28 of the NIS2 Directive
2023 - Dec 12	on	Can We Get More Eyes on Britain's Largest Scam "Watch List"?
2022 - Mar 06	on	The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2020 - Aug 27	on	Too Little, Too Late? Why ICANN's Proposed WHOIS Access System Isn't Worth It
2020 - Jul 24	on	The State of DNS Abuse: Moving Backward, Not Forward
2020 - Apr 08	on	COVID-19, WHOIS, and the Pressing Need for Help With Domain Name System Abuse
2020 - Apr 01	on	At the Crossroads: The State of Domain Registration Data Services
2019 - Oct 31	on	Doing Our Part for a Safer, Stronger DNS
2018 - Jun 10	on	WHOIS Users Facing Serious Challenges Caused by Post-GDPR Fragmentation
2018 - Mar 31	on	ICANN Cannot Expect the DPAs to Re-Design WHOIS, but Asking for a Reprieve Makes Sense
2018 - Feb 24	on	GDPR and What Comes Next: The Parade of Horribles
2018 - Feb 19	on	WHOIS Inaccuracy Could Mean Noncompliance with GDPR
2018 - Feb 15	on	GDPR - Territorial Scope and the Need to Avoid Absurd and Inconsistent Results
2018 - Jan 10	on	First Do No Harm: Ensuring Compliance with the EU's GDPR While Preserving Access to WHOIS Data
2017 - Dec 07	on	Eliminating Access to WHOIS - Bad for All Stakeholders
2017 - Mar 25	on	Loudmouths Wanted for ICANN WHOIS Replacement Work

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