ICANN (the organisation that, e.g., decided that there is an .is top-level domain) will offer a technical training on DNSSEC that is hosted by the Computer Science department of University of Iceland.

DNSSEC uses cryptography to guarantee that not everyone can fake an answer to a request to resolve, e.g. island.is, to an IP address, i.e. only the authoritative owner of that domain will be able to return the legitimate IP address.

This training is for everyone who now or in future is in charge of a domain and wants to use DNSSEC to secure the address resolution of that domain -- or for those who just want to learn about how the Domain Name System (DNS) works.

To quote one of our MSc students in Cybersecurity who participated at such a training event last year:
“It was really interesting to see everything that goes into securing the DNS. Really good training with talented experts! Highly recommend going!”

For more information & registration, please follow this link.