Internet outages occur daily, whether accidental or caused by a deliberate attack. The impact of these outages is proportional to the resilience of the local Internet ecosystem. A resilient Internet ...

A scientific expedition in Argentina is becoming a cultural phenomenon thanks to the Internet, pulling in thousands of ...

The Internet Society Panama Chapter helped build a community network that connected an Indigenous community in Parara Puru.

A handful of nonprofits in the Internet community manage a lot of the unseen work that makes the Internet function.

Encryption is an essential component of a safe and trustworthy Internet. Weakening it not only undermines personal privacy but also jeopardizes national security and global cybersecurity standards.

The Open Fibre Data Standard (OFDS) is an open data, open standards initiative supported by the Internet Society. Put simply, it seeks to develop and implement a standardized way of describing ...

Peering is a fundamental part of how the Internet works. It allows networks to exchange traffic directly, reducing reliance on intermediaries. This improves performance, lowers costs, and increases ...

The Internet Society South Sudan Chapter acted quickly to emphasize the importance of the Internet and avoid an Internet shutdown.

Joseph Bishi started a small cyber café in Murambinda in 2003. He grew his vision into community networks that empower rural communities.

Banning TikTok would be a dangerous decision putting the security of millions and the open, global Internet at risk.

Explore Internet governance, the Internet Society's work in the United Nations, and the importance of multistakeholderism in this Q&A.

As CEO, Sally Wentworth plans to continue working towards an Internet for everyone and deepen our connection with our community.