In the digital age, the Internet has become a fundamental pillar of our society, driving the advancement of technology, the economy, and culture on a global scale. But have you ever wondered how this vast universe of information is protected? The answer lies in a fascinating security protocol: the 7 master keys of the Internet. This system, which seems to come out of a science fiction novel, plays a crucial role in protecting the Internet’s infrastructure. Continue reading
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In the vast digital world, the name of your company or personal brand is not just a label, but a unique identity that sets you apart from others. History has shown us emblematic cases where personalities and companies had to face legal disputes to recover domain names that resonated with their brands. From Madonna to Sting, numerous celebrities have battled for the ownership of domains bearing their names, highlighting the critical need to protect oneself in cyberspace. Continue reading
Cybersecurity transforms day by day to face new digital threats. With 2024 on the horizon, knowing the trends that will mark internet security and how we can protect ourselves is vital. This year, several challenges stand out, from increasingly sophisticated attacks to the abuse of artificial intelligence (AI). We will explore the main cybersecurity trends for 2024, with a special focus on how these affect and concern Guatemalans. Continue reading
The Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (RedCLARA) stands as a fundamental pillar for the development of science, education, and innovation in the region since its establishment in 2004. This non-profit organization, with its links to global advanced networks, has created a vibrant academic network that connects the region with the rest of the world. Continue reading
The Internet of Things, commonly known as IoT, refers to the connection of everyday devices to the network, allowing them to interact and share data with each other. From appliances in our homes to advanced systems in industries, IoT promises a more connected and intelligent future. However, with great advancements come great responsibilities, and in the realm of IoT, one of the main concerns is cybersecurity.
With every device that connects to the network, a new potential vulnerability point is introduced. Security, in many of these devices, has not always been a priority in their design, making them easy targets for cyber attackers. This is where IPv6 comes in as a potential solution to this growing problem.
IPv6: More Than Just More Addresses
While the most obvious role of IPv6 is to provide an almost unlimited set of addresses to meet IoT demand, there’s more to this protocol than just additional numbers. IPv6 has been designed with enhanced security features compared to previous protocols.
For one, IPv6 incorporates security into its core design. Improvements in authentication and confidentiality are essential, especially in an ecosystem where devices are constantly communicating with each other and sharing valuable information.
A notable advantage of IPv6 is its auto-configuration capability. In simple terms, this allows devices to determine and automatically establish their IP address, without human intervention or additional configuration. This feature not only facilitates the integration of new devices into the network but can also help ensure these addresses are configured securely.
Building a Secure Future with IoT and IPv6
As the world continues to embrace the IoT revolution, it’s imperative that security be a primary consideration. Every new device represents both an opportunity and a risk. With the proper implementation of IPv6, we can ensure that the opportunity outweighs the risk.
The promise of an interconnected world is exciting, but it must be approached with caution and preparedness. Fortunately, with technologies like IPv6 at the forefront, the path to a safer and more connected future looks clear.
As we navigate this vast digital ocean, it’s essential to stay informed and protected. Learn more about cybersecurity here.
Our annual promotion is back in October! If you register a new .gt domain name, you will get a free year of service, no matter how many years you pay.
The conditions and restrictions:
- Applies only to new registrations, ie., payments of reserved domains.
- Does not apply for renovations.
- Valid only for payments from 00:01 hours (GMT-6) of October 1st, 2023 through 23:59 hours (GMT-6) of October 31st, 2023.
- The payment must be made through our website with a credit card.
- Promotion does not apply to payments made at Banco Industrial agencies or at our office, nor ETF.
- The free year of service is not transferable to other registered domain names.
- No refunds or returns will be made.
- Please read our Terms of Service, as well as our domain name registration and dispute policies.
The Internet, that vast network that connects us all, is as fascinating as it is vulnerable. One of the essential pieces for its operation is the Domain Name System (DNS). Although most users don’t think about it often, the DNS is crucial for us to access websites and online services. But did you know that DNS is also a target for cyberattacks? Let’s take a look at some of the most common attacks aimed at domain names. Continue reading
The history of the .gt domain name
At the beginning of the 1990s, in an era where telephony, telegrams, and faxes were the main forms of communication, a desire for efficiency and economy led engineer Luis R. Furlán, director of the Center for Applied Informatics Studies (CEIA) at the University of Valle of Guatemala (UVG), to explore new horizons. His motivation was clear: seamless and economical communication was essential for research. Continue reading
Domain names are characterized by their extensions, which can be generic, such as .com or .org, or specialized, such as .med or .mx. We will analyze the characteristics and advantages of some domain names to select the best option for your website. Continue reading
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