Activities
The Brazilian Network Information Center (NIC.br) is a non-profit civil entity that since 2005 has been assigned with the administrative and operational functions related to the .br domain.
In addition to providing and maintaining the domain names registration activity quality, NIC.br goes beyond similar entities in other countries, investing in actions and projects that bring a series of benefits to the improvement of activities related to the available Internet infrastructure in Brazil, with a revenue collected exclusively through the provision of services.
NIC.br is currently made up of five directories, four centers, five advisory services and also hosts the Brazilian W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) office. Know more about our actions, activities and project and understand how we steer the Internet development in Brazil, so that its infrastructure and use will become increasingly better.
Before creating your project, company or event website, you can choose a domain name using one of the more than 120 .br categories available for registration. Having a .br domain identifies you as Brazilian, and puts you on the map!
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DNSSEC extends DNS technology and adds security to the name resolution system, reducing the risk of data and information manipulation. All .br domains can deploy this technology.
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Allocation of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses (Internet Protocol, in versions 4 and 6) and distribution of numbers for Autonomous Systems (ASN).
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We have been working for the adoption of IPv6 since 2007, training thousands of professionals, as well as producing and distributing information materials on the current version of the Internet Protocol.
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An administration system for Internet Conflicts, with regard to names of .br domains (SACI-Adm), allowing quicker solutions.
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We operate mirrors for some Internet root servers. This improves the quality of Internet access by Brazilian networks, since information on the Internet root is physically closer.
Traffic Exchange Points: Infrastructure for direct interconnection between the networks that make up the Internet in Brazil. A more efficient Internet, with lower costs.
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SIMET is the Internet broadband test that presents the most reliable speed and quality results in Brazil. 100% independent measurements, which serve as input for access providers, supplying information that makes a steady improvement of the network possible. Available on several platforms.
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Co-ordination and publication of reference research studies on the availability and use of the Internet in Brazil, with support of information for the preparation of Government policies, and also to monitor and appraise the social and environmental impact of the TICs on several different segments.
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First UNESCO research center on the Information Society, with an area of expertise including Latin America and Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa.
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Apart from the handling of security incidents in computers involving networks connected to the Internet in Brazil, a special work project is implemented, for awareness building and also aid in the establishment of new CSIRTs throughout the country.
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Projects for the analysis of attack trends, in order to gain a better understanding of their characteristics within Brazil’s Internet space: Distributed Honeypots and SpamPots.
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Production of documents, educational materials, sites and portals that bring recommendations and tips about Internet security, protection, and fighting spam (Antispam.br) for users and also for webmasters.
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Fifteen seconds videos with best practices for the Internet use that you can easily share with friends and family.
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Distribution of Official Time through NTP, together with the National Observatory, in a move to keep all devices on the networks and on the Internet showing the correct time.
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Direct communication between Network Operation Centres (NOCs) or Security Incident Response Groups (CSIRTs) of the infrastructure providers or major networks linked up to the Internet.
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Projects and activities related to semantic annotation, analytical intelligence, virtual reality and 360° video on the Web, among others, enable the participation of the Brazilian community in the global development of the Web and subsidize the formulation of public policies.
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By fostering actions in favor of accessibility, we aim to eliminate barriers between the Web and people with physical or technological limitations. The main objective of this work is to guarantee universal access to Web content.
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Books, guides, magazines and several materials that present the most recent information about the Internet!
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Several courses and events contribute to the development of the Internet in Brazil. One of them certainly has the subject you are looking for. Check our events and courses list, with in-person and online modalities.
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Special attention is given to some of the practices which, even though they are extremely important, are not yet widely used by Brazilian providers, including some published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
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Disclosure, dissemination and distribution of digital content in the Portuguese language.
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