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How Enterprises Can Reduce Dependency on Centralized IP Allocation
Enterprises are rethinking IP allocation strategies to reduce reliance on centralised regi...
Strengthening Digital Foundations: Insights from NRS’s cybersecurity & IP management event in Yaoundé
On April 8th, 2026, NRS hosted a focused and impactful event at the prestigious Djeuga Pal...
Why the current regional internet registries model is structurally fragile
The RIR model coordinates global IP allocation, yet legal limits, market forces and govern...
What happens when registry governance becomes political
As internet registries absorb political pressures, governance shifts risk undermining neut...
What is Internet Governance Risk? A Practical Guide for Organisations
Internet governance risk arises from fragmented control, regulatory uncertainty, and globa...
How NRS pushes the internet towards safer governance
The Number Resource Society (NRS) promotes accountable, transparent, and decentralised gov...
IP address management: risks of centralized governance
Centralised governance of IP address resources creates operational, political and security...
How internet governance ensures fair IP Address Allocation
Structured global governance mechanisms, led by ICANN and regional registries, balance fin...
Why IP Address Pricing Matters More Than You Think — And How It Affects the Future of the Internet
When you hear about IP address pricing, most people picture simple supply-and-demand econo...
Bamako Is Paying Attention: Why IP Governance and Data Sovereignty Can No Longer Be Ignored
At the Onomo Hotel Bamako, something important happened. This wasn’t just another teleco...
Can internet governance prevent internet fragmentation
As geopolitical tensions rise, internet governance faces a critical test: can cooperative ...
How poor IP address management destroys enterprise value
Poor IP address management undermines network reliability, security and scalability, silen...