GDPR, WHOIS, HTTPS, TLD abuse. In 2018, data privacy and cybersecurity issues dominated the domain industry. EuroDNS addressed security and privacy challenges - some old, some new - on a number of fronts. A recap of the year's biggest privacy and cybersecurity concerns, and how we were able to help our customers.

Cyberattacks are now so rampant that, for many, it's just a matter of time. You could even be under attack as you're reading this. Cybercriminals are finding new and sophisticated hacking techniques to use your PC without consent. But these basic cybersecurity solutions will put an end to their interference.

A domain name is a key element of any website. But for a small business website, a domain that clearly announces to customers and search engines the brand's position within a market is especially crucial. Five important domain name search tips for competing with the big guys and building a brand that lasts.

Domain name extensions like .SITE and .STORE are more than just a way to create an address for your website. They've been designed to give your online branding efforts a boost. See why .SITE and .STORE in particular have become go-tos for SMBs and e-commerce sites looking to improve their online branding.

WHOIS data access took centre stage at ICANN 63, held in Barcelona from October 20 - 25th. While other issues, such as the future of new gTLD applications, were discussed, post GDPR privacy concerns were, unsurprisingly, the focus of most discussions. Here are the key takeaways.

Data privacy es el nuevo negro! At least for the domain industry who, while at ICANN 63 in Barcelona, reviewed the consequences of the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data. Meant to buy ICANN time as it works on making the WHOIS database GDPR compliant, it hasn't exactly proven a seamless stopgap.