ILLEGAL

CONTENT
FORUM

A LACTLD initiative

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About the Forum

Under the commitment to ensure the integrity, stability and reliability of both the Domain Name System (DNS) and the Internet in general, LACTLD initiated the Illegal Content Forum, a training and exchange space for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement agencies from countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

 

This space works on the Internet’s operation, the Domain Name System (DNS), the ecosystem’s organizations and the different existing mechanisms to know and contact those responsible for online content. In addition, this initiative is proposed as a space to establish networks and exchange experiences and best practices

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Participants

Judges, prosecutors and Latin American and Caribbean law enforcement agents (LEAs) are invited to participate in this Forum. Additionally, country domain names administrators, platforms and companies operating in the region are invited.

Objectives and scope

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Sharing information on the advances, challenges and trends of Digital Technology and Security on the Internet, with a special focus on the Domain Name System (DNS)

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Presenting trends, technological advances and best practices for managing a secure DNS infrastructure

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Supporting dialogue, knowledge transfer and the exchange of ideas on technology and digital security

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Strengthening the participants’ technical capacities

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Contributing to the adoption and implementation of best practices in Internet infrastructure and security in national and international entities



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Generating cooperative schemes between the LEAs and the Internet industry

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Sharing, analyzing and discussing approaches, positions, experiences and lessons learned with LEAs

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Collectively supporting awareness about stability, resilience and security in basic or core Internet services



Organizer

The Association of Latin American and the Caribbean Top Level Domains (LACTLD) is the organizer of this initiative.