BRETT what are you saying.....
I reckon .cn would have to rank up there with the best.
Rod


Brett Fenton wrote:
> It is George, but you need to be careful in simply drawing the conclusion 
> domain policy=security.
> 
> For example NZ rated as marginally more secure, and they have a completely 
> open domain policy ie the same as .com, or I could pick out say .ie which has 
> an open second level but criteria around domain use, or Germany (.de) which is 
> rated marginally less secure.
> 
> I'd argue having a strong regulator participating in all levels of the space 
> would have more to do with the ranking than the existing policy. Wait did I 
> just say something good about auDA?
> 
> Regards, 
> Brett 
> 
>> Given that the current Names Panel is reviewing .au policy, this article is
>> quite topical. http://us.mcafee.com/en-us/local/docs/Mapping_Mal_Web.pdf
>>
>> .au ranks amongst the safest in the world.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> George Pongas
>> .au Services Manager
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