Andrew Campling

Andrew Campling

Director at 419 Consulting Ltd
Joined on August 17, 2026
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Andrew Campling runs 419 Consulting Ltd, a public policy and public affairs consultancy focused on the tech and telecoms sectors, working with clients around the world on a range of marketing and policy-related projects. He is also a Trustee of the Internet Watch Foundation, a charity which works to eliminate child sexual abuse imagery online, preventing the ongoing victimisation of those abused in childhood and making the Internet safer for all. Andrew is involved in the development of Internet standards and Internet governance, with much of his current activity in this area captured in blogs and podcasts on his company website. He is also working with others on PARCEP, a proposal for an open standard that will make parental controls more effective and easier to operate for parents and carers, improving the protection of children against online harms. Andrew has four decades of experience in a wide range of senior roles in technology, marketing, stakeholder management and public policy, coupled with significant leadership experience. He has managed large, distributed teams of professionals, bringing with him considerable experience in team creation, team downsizing, coaching and culture change. Andrew holds an MBA from the City of London (now Bayes) Business School, a post-graduate diploma from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, and an MSc in Strategic Marketing Management from Ashcroft International Business School. He is a Fellow of the RSA, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and a Liveryman in the Worshipful Company of Marketors.

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DNS Abuse and Criminal Infrastructure: Beyond Definitions and Blocklists

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Research suggests criminals may control a striking share of newly registered gTLD domains, raising questions about whether ICANN's definitions, contractual safeguards and enforcement mechanisms are keeping pace with the industrial scale of technology-facilitated harm. more

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DNS ,  DNS Security ,  New TLDs ,  Domain Names ,  Cybersecurity ,  Policy & Regulation ,  Internet Governance ,  Registry Services ,  Cybercrime ,  ICANN , 

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