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Changes in the Supervisory Board of the Estonian Internet Foundation
Marika Priske is Secretary-General of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. Tiit Vapper is Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Reaalsüsteemid AS, a company that develops information systems. Lauri Almann is Chairman of the Management Board of United Armaments International OÜ, an armaments export company, and also a lawyer at the Varul Law Firm.
The following persons continue as members of the Supervisory Board of the Estonian Internet Foundation: Erkki Koort, Deputy Secretary-General for Internal Security of the Ministry of the Interior, Vaho Klaamann, Member of the Supervisory Board of Santa Monica Networks AS, and Mati Leet, IT Consultant of the Reform Party.
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.EE Annual Report: Strong Growth and AI Shaping Registration Trends
The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) has published the .EE annual report, providing a comprehensive overview of the national domain’s development, registration trends, and impact on the international market in 2025. The publication highlights the business directions and changing trends reflected in domain names registered by startups. In addition, the annual report examines the impact of artificial intelligence on domain registrations and name choices.
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eeID
eeID Introduces New Pricing and Updates to Strengthen Digital Identity Verification
Secure and reliable identity verification has become essential in the delivery of digital services. Whether a company offers digital solutions, e-services, or goods through an online store, user identity is about much more than a username and password. Businesses need to know who is behind each service interaction: both for the protection of their customers and for their own cybersecurity. eeID electronic identification service offers a global solution for business all around the world.
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.EE Supports Community Growth: Projects Driving Digital Skills in 2026
Every year, the Estonian Internet Foundation supports projects that help people learn more about the internet and how to use it safely and wisely. The projects selected for 2026 have now been announced.