Registro .it

From 4 to 6 June, Registro .it will be at BolognaFiere for We Make Future (WMF) 2025, the international trade fair focused on Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Digital Innovation. 

On 4 April, the annual meeting of the Registro .it was held, which this year recorded a particularly high number of participants, both in presence and remotely: the central theme of the day was the adoption in Italy of NIS2 (Network and Information Security, second version) and its impact on the ecosystem of .it domain name management, both from a technical and managerial, legal and operational point of view.

The new Registrar contract has been published, with a duration of 18 months, valid from May 1, 2025, to October 31, 2026. Starting today, the document is available on the Registro .it website. 

For the first time, Registro .it  participated in Bari, at BTM (Business Tourism Management) Italia 2025, the Fiera del Levante. This event focused on the future of tourism, digitalization, and Artificial Intelligence, providing the perfect setting to explore the connection between digital tourism, digital identity, and Made in Italy. 

Increasing the online presence of businesses, promoting the .it domain name as an online identity and a symbol of Made in Italy: these are the primary goals of the Registro .it, the registry for Italian Internet domain names (.it), managed by the Institute of Informatics and Telematics of the CNR (CNR-IIT) in Pisa. For the first time, the Registro .it will be present in Bari with its own booth at BTM (Business Tourism Management) Italia 2025, from February 26 to 28. 

CNR-IIT director and head of the Registro .it, Marco Conti, is one of nine members of the Scientific Technical Committee (STC) of the National Cybersecurity Agency (NCA).

Marco Conti is officially part of the restricted 'Artificial Intelligence National Strategy Working Group', nine Italian experts, five women and four men, tasked with setting up the national Artificial Intelligence strategy, in partnership with the Ministry for Universities and Research, the Ministry of Economic Development and the Minister for Technological Innovation and Digital Transition.

Not only the pandemic strongly affected our daily life, changed our habits and lifestyles, but it also increasingly forced us to type words connected to the virus on our keyboards. The article published in Sole24ore summarises the data collected by the Covid-19 Domain Observatory of Registro .it and reports numbers, names, and rankings.