Ruud Alaerds
Managing Director, Dutch Cloud Community

Wido Potters
Manager Sales & Support, BIT

Lars Steffen
Head of International, Digital Infrastructures & Resilience, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

Patrick Koetter
Leader of the Anti-Abuse & Email Competence Group, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

Thomas Rickert
Director Names & Numbers, eco – Association of the Internet Industry

• Codes, NTD and Code-of-Conduct
  The Dutch internet sector took the initiative to self-regulate and proactively communicate how they prevent and deal with abuse within their infrastructures. What do these codes of conduct entail, and what impact do they have?
  Michiel Cazemier, Nationale Beheersorganisatie Internet Providers (NBIP)

• internet.nl
  At internet.nl, anyone can check whether their website(s), email and internet connection comply with modern, safe internet standards. This talk will explain how this tool has improved the overall online security of Dutch organisations and encouraged the sector to improve its practices.
  tbc, Internet Standards Platform

• Reseller-Lists and Pseudo-Purchases
  The high-tech crime unit from the Dutch police informs the internetsector on possible high-risk customers. A talk on how this list comes into being and why hosting/cloud providers used Tails, VPN's, TOR and crypto for follow-up.
  Nico van Wijk, The Dutch Police, Marin Heideman, DigiState

• Capture the Red Flags
  Preventing abuse requires cooperation between the LEA and providers. The 'Capture the Red Flags' role-playing game helps to build trust and understanding between the LEA and providers by encouraging them to familiarise themselves with each other's roles and procedures.
  Dyantha Fisser, The Netherlands Public Prosecution Service

• No More Leaks
  The Dutch police will explain how the leakage of billions of stolen credentials helps to protect users of the largest Dutch online platforms from scams and fraud.
  Barend Frans, The Dutch Police

• The Dutch Anti-DDoS-Coalition
  The DDoS coalition will explain how sharing intelligence on DDoS trends and fingerprints can reduce the impact of DDoS attacks.
  tbc, University of Twente

• BPH Framework / Cyclotron
  This is a public-private effort to create a framework that describes 'bulletproof' hosters, in order to identify them. Why will this be a helpful tool, and what makes identifying bulletproof hosters so difficult?
  Max van der Horst, Delft University of Technology, tbc Nationaal Cyber Security Centrum (NCSC-NL)

• Campaign “Secure Email"
  Through the campaign “Your emails, your digital home”, eco, in collaboration with the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), is highlighting the importance of professionally secured email communication. Together, we aim to establish, further develop and actively apply existing security standards – from authentication protocols to domain hygiene.
  Patrick Koetter, eco / sys4 AG

• eco's topDNS Initiative
  The stable, safe and secure operation of the DNS has proven to be the foundation for the global expansion of the Internet as a universal public resource. However, like any other innovation and every technology, the Internet and the DNS are vulnerable to abuse, such as malware, botnets, phishing, pharming or spam. The topDNS initiative and its members are committed to fighting DNS abuse.
  Thomas Rickert,  eco / rickert.law

• eco's Certified Senders Alliance
  The Certified Senders Alliance (CSA) is a service provided by the eco Association of the Internet Industry in cooperation with the German Dialogue Marketing Association (DDV). Since its foundation in 2004, the CSA has been creating and enabling quality standards for commercial emailing, acting as a neutral interface between mailbox providers and senders of commercial emails.
  Julia Janßen-Holldiek, eco

• Netbeacon Institute
  NetBeacon simplifies and enhances DNS Abuse reporting while helping the community better understand, measure, and mitigate abuse.
  Rowena Schoo, Netbeacon Institute

• Internet Infrastructure Forum (IIF)
  The Internet Infrastructure Forum (IIF) is a multi-stakeholder collaborative initiative designed to improve coordination and operational resilience across the global internet supply chain. Established by the Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network, it brings together competing and complementary entities to tackle systemic challenges.
  Julija Kalpokiene, Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network

This is the moment when members and partners come together to enjoy the lovely weather, the delicious food and the chance to catch up and network