Tldcon 2026

“Special” domains: are they necessary, and which ones? This session will explore existing and potential categories of domain names that are subject to special registration requirements, unique lifecycle policies, or other rules that differ from standard registration procedures. Particular attention will be given to domain names used by government agencies and organizations, as well as those of registered trademarks.

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The session will focus on modern approaches to promoting domain zones, effective marketing strategies and tools, and best practices for successful market development.

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Two years ago, the NetBeacon Institute issued recommendations advising registrars to review related domain names when investigating reports of domain abuse. This approach helps identify potential malicious networks at an early stage and prevent large-scale malware campaigns.

The Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) is currently developing a policy that will define registrars’ responsibilities and the procedures they are expected to follow. Existing practices in generic top-level domains differ significantly from those used in country code top-level domains. Session participants will discuss the current proposals and explore how the experience of national registries can help shape international mechanisms for combating DNS abuse.

Discussion of domain taxonomy, with a focus on maliciously registered domains versus compromised legitimate domains, including similarities and differences in detection and response approaches.

The decisions made today in Internet governance shape the future of domain infrastructure, digital security, online regulation, and international digital cooperation. For young professionals, they also define the professional environment in which they will build their careers.

The TLDCON 2026 Youth Session will focus on practical opportunities for young professionals to engage in Internet governance. Through a panel discussion, participants will explore international and regional engagement platforms, the skills and competencies needed to succeed in the field, and the role of education, training, and mentorship in developing the next generation of Internet governance experts.

The session will conclude with an open dialogue featuring representatives of registries, registrars, and partner organizations, who will discuss opportunities for young professionals to participate in real-world industry projects.