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Strengthening Regional Connections at LACNIC45

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  • Tony Kirsch
  • April 25, 2026
  • 1 min. to read
Strengthening Regional Connections at LACNIC45

The Brand Safety Alliance (BSA) is pleased to be attending LACNIC45 in Panama this May. As one of the leading internet governance events in the region, LACNIC meetings bring together decision-makers and key players from across Latin America and the Caribbean. 

Organized by the Internet Address Registry for Latin America and the Caribbean, LACNIC plays a central role in managing critical Internet resources and supporting the development of a stable, secure, and open Internet across the region. With a community spanning more than 13,000 organizations in 33 territories, the forum represents an important touchpoint for understanding regional priorities, challenges, and opportunities. 

For the BSA, attending LACNIC 45 is an opportunity to deepen engagement in a region that continues to see rapid digital growth and increasing complexity in the domain name landscape. 

Events like LACNIC are particularly valuable because they bring together the technical and operational voices that underpin how the Internet functions in practice. This creates space for meaningful conversations about how brand protection strategies can better align with regional infrastructure, policies, and market realities—particularly in environments where access, language, and local requirements can add layers of complexity. 

As GlobalBlock continues to expand its coverage and capabilities, these discussions are key to ensuring the service reflects the needs of a truly global Internet community. 

If you’re attending LACNIC45 in Panama and would like to connect with the BSA team, please reach out to us at hello@brandsafetyalliance.co to arrange a time. 

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