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.ee domains can be protected using the DNSSEC
DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) protects Internet users and domain owners, offering them a guarantee that the user has not been unknowingly redirected from the requested homepage to another. DNSSEC is an important tool for e-commerce, banking, personal and sensitive data handlers that provide their services over the Internet.
The Estonian Internet Foundation will not apply additional charges for this service.
![.ee is represented with two discussions at the Opinion Festival](http://meedia.internet.ee/photos/53111201270_ebf5a512ae_o%20(1)_large.jpg)
.ee is represented with two discussions at the Opinion Festival
The Estonian Internet Foundation is happy to share that we are represented with two panel discussions at this year's Opinion Festival held in Paide. With the framework of the discussions we will take a closer look at two important digital topics with the help of experts on August 10.
![New study: Satisfaction with the .ee renewal process is highly valued](http://meedia.internet.ee/photos/uuring%20(2).png)
New study: Satisfaction with the .ee renewal process is highly valued
A recent study commissioned by the Estonian Internet Foundation took a closer look at the .ee domain registration renewal process and its possible developments. The results reveal that satisfaction with the .ee renewal is very high and it is characterized by the keywords simple, fast, understandable and convenient. The study was carried out in cooperation with Viilup Uuringud.
![Heiki Sibul will continue as the head of the Estonian Internet Foundation](http://meedia.internet.ee/photos/Heiki_large.jpeg)
Heiki Sibul will continue as the head of the Estonian Internet Foundation
The Council of the Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) selected a board member for the foundation through a public competition. According to the council's decision, the current head of the foundation, Heiki Sibul, will continue as a member of the board. The new term of the board member begins on September 26 of this year and lasts for five years.