The First DNS4EU Stakeholder Conference took place on October 15, 2024, focusing on key developments in the DNS4EU project.
The event brought together a diverse audience, including experts from academia, DNS professionals, telecommunications representatives, and government officials.
This mix sparked dynamic discussions, providing fresh insights into the project’s outcomes and future directions .The exchanges deepened participants' understanding of DNS4EU’s potential impact, shaping a clearer vision of what lies ahead.
Topic: Shielding Europe: Leveraging CERT Insights for Advanced Threat Intelligence
Speaker: Viliam Peli, Threat Intelligence Specialist at Whalebone
In this session, Viliam Peli discusses how insights from CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) can be leveraged to enhance threat intelligence, providing a comprehensive approach to protecting Europe’s digital infrastructure.
Topic: Protective DNS for Governments: How Advanced Multi-Tenancy Helps with Security of All State Institutions
Speaker: Michal Havelka, Product Manager at Whalebone
Michal Havelka explains how governments can implement protective DNS using advanced multi-tenancy techniques to secure their state institutions against a wide range of cyber threats.
Topic: Feature Analysis of Competing Public Resolvers
Speaker: Peter Thomassen, CTO at deSEC
Peter Thomassen provides an in-depth feature comparison of various public DNS resolvers, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in terms of performance, security, and privacy.
Topic: DoS Protection Using Multi-Prefix Query Counting
Speaker: Vladimir Cunat, Research Software Engineer at CZ.NIC
Vladimir Cunat discusses methods for protecting DNS infrastructure from Denial of Service (DoS) attacks using multi-prefix query counting to mitigate threats in Knot Resolver.