Working for an open globally connected, secure and trustworthy internet for everyone
The Internet Society Zimbabwe supports the work of Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to create open standards for the internet.
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Chapter Initiatives for 2020
Community Networks Regulatory Framework and Structures in Zimbabwe :
MAVIS MAUNGANIDZE
Global Routing Webinar
CUTHBERT TENDAUPENYU
Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security
ISAAC MAPHOSA
Myths in IT Governance
Our Priority
What We’re Doing
Connecting the World
We promote policies and build communities to sustain an Internet that is a universally accessible platform for innovation, creativity, and economic opportunity. The Internet is for everyone.
Building Trust
Trust is the key issue in defining the future value of the Internet. The Internet Society’s policy agenda on trust is guided by our “Policy Framework for an Open and Trusted Internet“.
Improving Technical Security
Global infrastructure is required so that Internet endpoints without a prior relationship can communicate in a trusted and secure way. Unmediated connections are a hallmark of the Internet.
Take Action
What you can do
Make a difference for the Internet development in your community, and across the country. Join a global movement. The Internet Society Zimbabwe Chapter enables members to network and organize locally, focusing on communities and issues most important in their areas
Our Members Shape The Future
You can help preserve the foundations on which the Internet was built and join us in keeping it open, global and available to all.
Shaping the Internet’s future
As does every technology, the Internet has grown, evolved, and adapted to new technologies and new uses. As a global infrastructure, the Internet is also shaped by economic and policy forces. A key part of the Internet Society’s work is to understand and anticipate how these various factors might affect the Internet’s future, and work to ensure changes do not undermine the key attributes that have allowed the Internet to thrive over the past three decades.
