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Changes to the Board of the EIF
The minister simultaneously recalled Vaho Klaamann, a Member of the Board of Santa Monica Networks AS, from the Supervisory Board.
Jaanus Tehver was a member of the Supervisory Board from July 2009 to May 2012, when he became a member of the Foundation's Management Board. Tehver was recalled from the Management Board at the end of 2012.
Jaanus Tehver is a barrister and partner of the law firm Tehver & Partnerid. He became a lawyer in 1998 and obtained a degree in European Law from London's King College. Tehver is a member of the Estonian Bar Association and Chairman of the Board of Transparency International Estonia.
Secretary General of the Ministry of Economy and Communication Marika Priske will continue as Chairman of the Foundation's Supervisory Board. Other members include the Deputy Secretary-General for Internal Security of the Ministry of Interior Erkki Koort, IT-councillor of the Reform Party Mati Leet, Chairman of the Board of Reaalsüsteemid AS Tiit Vapper and Chairman of the Management Board of United Armaments International OÜ Lauri Almann.

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Security
Estonian Internet Foundation Earns ISO/IEC 27001 Certification for .EE Security Systems Management
The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) has reached a milestone by earning the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. This shows that EIF’s information security management systems meet high standards for keeping data and services safe.
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Baltic Domain Days
Save the Date - Baltic Domain Days 2025
Get ready for the biggest domain industry event in the Baltics! The Estonian Internet Foundation, NIC-LV, and DOMREG.lt invite you to Baltic Domain Days 2025, happening this October in Tallinn.

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Domain Disputes
For a Cleaner Estonian Internet: Domain Dispute Fees Lowered for Individuals and Non-Profits
The Council of the Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) has made an important decision to make .ee domain disputes easier and more affordable. Starting September 1, 2025, the cost to file a dispute with the Domain Disputes Committee will be lower, especially for private individuals and non-profit groups. The fees will also depend on who is filing the challenge.