Internet Governance

Netnod
Public policies and statements
Netnod provides expert input in policy, regulatory and governance discussions that directly impact the context within which we operate.
Netnod: Cybersecurity regulation must reflect Internet's distributed architecture
On May 15, 2026, Netnod commented on the Proposal for new regulations on security measures and training according to the Cybersecurity Act (2025:1506).
Netnod's response to the proposal on "Distribution of radio and TV in the new media landscape"
Digital Networks Act Proposal Fails to Reflect the Internet's Layered Architecture
Netnod's Response on Provisions Complementing the EU Cyber Resilience Regulation
Netnod’s response to the proposal for the 2026–2037 transport infrastructure plan
Netnod supports the RIR Governance Document
Overall, Netnod supports the Governance Document for the Recognition, Operation, and Derecognition of Regional Internet Registries (RIR Governance Document) Version 2.
Netnod’s Response to government inquiry Combined Capabilities for Increased Cybersecurity
Netnod has submitted its views on the government inquiry Samlade förmågor för ökad cybersäkerhet SOU 2025:79 (Combined Capabilities for Increased Cybersecurity).
Netnod responds to Root Server System Governance Structure document
Netnod emphasises the need for accountability and transparency in the DNS root server system's governance to ensure its continued global acceptance and preserve a multi-stakeholder model against increasing demands from nation-states and corporations.
Netnod Responds to Proposed Changes in Electronic Evidence Gathering
Netnod agrees with the report's assessment that there is no need to amend the regulations concerning storage and adaptation obligations in the Electronic Communications Act, but has two main concerns with the proposed changes.
Netnod response to the Swedish Data Storage Act (2)
The updated proposal continues to include the same issues as highlighted by Netnod in the prior consultation: never promote backdoors, do not forbid end-to-end-encryption and do not harmonise the legal frameworks for number dependent and number independent services.
Netnod’s response to the targeted EU-consultation on Internet governance
The Internet is a global matter that requires multistakeholder management and must not be governed by national or EU legislation. It is crucial to differentiate between the Internet itself and the services that rely on it.