On 16 Dec 2020, at 16:29, Marco Hogewoning wrote: > Dear colleagues, > > Over the last few days, the European Commission has published a number of > proposals and strategy documents that lay out its plans for the digital > economy. These include the Digital Services Act (DSA), the Digital Markets > Act (DMA) and a policy document outlining the European Union's Cybersecurity > Strategy for the Digital Decade. > > We are currently working through these documents to assess their impact on > our operations, the multistakeholder ecosystem and the Internet at large. > However, we’ve already seen that the cybersecurity strategy document makes a > reference to our role as one of the DNS root server operators based in the > EU, with a plan to "assess the role of these operators in guaranteeing that > the Internet remains globally accessible in all circumstance.” > > We have issued a short public response to this point in particular, which you > can find here: > https://www.ripe.net/publications/news/announcements/ripe-ncc-response-to-the-eu2019s-cybersecurity-strategy-for-the-digital-decade > > Any feedback you might have on this statement is welcome.
FWIW, as a root server operator being based in the EU we at Netnod fully support what you wrote. Our views are very similar. Patrik Fältström Technical Director and Head of Security Netnod
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