Parcours Manage and Secure DNS
Last updated on : 6th October 2025
Rate : €1,600 excl. tax per participant
The DNS is a strategic infrastructure, since all internet services for companies, associations and public organisations depend on it. Implementing DNSSEC allows you to secure this key infrastructure.
This training course will enable you to protect your customers and your own infrastructures against any security problems that might penalise your activities. You will learn how to deploy this delicate extention that require advanced technical knowledge and a rigorous exploitation.
2 days
Registrars, DNS hosts, professionals of security and the DNS.
Stéphane Bortzmeyer, DNS expert & R&D Engineer, Afnic
The training course is given online via our video conferencing tool.
The link to connect will be sent to you once your registration is finalized.
Practical exercises will be carried out throughout the course to help assimilate the methods and concepts presented.
€1,600 excl. tax per participant
For group enrolment, please contact us for a quotation.
Bookings are possible up to 5 working days prior to the session.
Last updated on 30th September 2025
Day 1 – Morning: Reminder of the basics
Day 1 – Afternoon: Presentation of DNSSEC
Day 2 – Morning: DNSSEC in practice
Day 2 – Afternoon: Practical exercises and feedback
DIRECCTE declaration number: 11788446878
Rate : €1,600 excl. tax per participant
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Afnic places great importance on inclusion of people with a disability. If you require any specific arrangements, please contact us before registering to discuss your proposal (programme, adapted materials, specific needs in terms of accessibility or organisation, etc.).
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