Two great blog posts about DNSSEC was published today, one in Swedish by our client Binero and one in English by our friends over at Pingdom who interviewed our lead developer Jimmy Bergman (@jimmybergman) for the article.
Hit the links if you want to know more about DNSSEC and why it is needed.
Growth of signed .SE domains (http://www.iss.se/)
Before the holidays we wrote a blog post on how Atomia DNS has helped to sign a significant number of zones. During the holidays our friends over at Binero went full throttle on signing zones and the result is shown in the official graph from .SE above. Last week Atomia DNS automated the signing of more than 100.000 zones.
Growth of signed .SE domains (http://www.iss.se/)
Our Swedish clients have now started to sign zones using the Atomia DNS software and as shown in the graph above it has had quite some impact on the DNSSEC statistics for the Swedish ccTLD.
As stated in our blog post ‘DNSSEC is coming – Are you ready?‘, .SE is one of the leading ccTLDs rolling out DNSSEC. A result of this is that the ISPs in Sweden have DNSSEC capable resolvers and that the signed zoned will be secured for real and not just in theory.
Read the full blog post after the break.
The demand for DNSSEC is growing and by 2015 .SE Registry is planning to have the entire zone signed. Is your platform ready to embrace DNSSEC? Atomia is.
In this blog post we will give you a short introduction to DNSSEC, explaing why it is important and how it works in Atomia.
