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DNS Belgium participates in European study into renewal behaviour
23 March 2026Together with nine other European ccTLD registries, we participated in a large‑scale study on renewal behaviour. We share some of the key insights. -
Class 6B at GIBO Kaart in Brasschaat is the most media-savvy class in Flanders!
20 March 2026Class 6B at GIBO Kaart in Brasschaat has won De Schaal van M! As the most media-savvy class in Flanders, they have been awarded 25 laptops by DNS Belgium. -
Illegal e-cigarette and alcohol sales taken offline faster thanks to collaboration with FPS Health
19 March 2026The collaboration means that illegal websites selling tobacco products, cosmetics and alcohol, among other things, will now be dealt with more quickly. -
Who holds the key to your online business?
18 February 2026Do you think your domain name automatically belongs to you? Only the registered holder has control. Find out why that matters and how to check it. -
DNS Belgium modernises the algorithm for the security of .be, .vlaanderen and .brussels
10 February 2026In January, DNS Belgium successfully upgraded the algorithm used to sign the records of .be, .vlaanderen and .brussels to a more secure version. -
Online safety in diaspora communities
05 February 2026Belgium has a very diverse population: 1 in 3 people has a migration background. But their digital needs vary greatly. What does that mean for inclusion? -
For registrarsJoin our pilot project: boost your .be sales with 50% discount!
14 January 2026Help us stimulate the growth of .be. Enjoy 50% discount on the registration and first renewal of .be domain names for customers who already have an identical domain name ending in .com, .nl, .net, .eu, .fr. -
Blocking suspicious domains before they go live
17 December 2025DNS Belgium developed a tool that automatically detects suspicious .be domain registrations, combining a secure internet with smooth registration. -
New agreement on illegal gambling strengthens online safety
16 December 2025On 15 December 2025, DNS Belgium and the Gaming Commission signed a new cooperation agreement aimed at curbing illegal gambling.