• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Domain Industry & Internet News

Domain Industry & Internet News

Domain Name Industry News

  • Home
  • About
  • Archives
  • Submit News
  • Comment Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise Hosting & Domain Industry Jobs
You are here: Home / Domains / Maxlock – Protect Your Domains

Maxlock – Protect Your Domains

September 26, 2008 by Michele Neylon

maxlock.gifaffiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=1622&landingpage=home”>Moniker has launched a new service to help domain holders protect their domains from hijacking and other issues.

Maxlock, which retails at $59.95 per domain per year is aimed at offering domain holder peace of mind, as very stringent security checks are used to validate account changes:

Unauthorized transfers – often times a result of shared accounts,
employee errors, high-jacked email accounts, automated transfers or
pushes by domain marketplace distribution networks – represent a
significant risk to businesses and can cause substantial damage to
business operations and revenue

MaxLock presents a robust and
effective solution to this ongoing challenge in online business. Unlike
a standard registrar lock, with MaxLockTM, domain assets
cannot be transferred or pushed to another account without a thorough
off-line validation and account verification process performed by the
Moniker security team.

Monte Cahn, head of Oversee’s Aftermarket
and Registrar Division, said the division will continue to emphasize
development of products and services that give domain registrants,
buyers and sellers the confidence to bring business to Oversee. “Safety
for domain assets is critical, and MaxLockTM is the best
service available for anyone who wants iron-clad protection for their
names,” he said. “Over time, Oversee’s companies will continue to make
available the tools anyone involved in the industry needs to conduct
business efficiently and safely.”

Related articles by Zemanta
  • Oversee.net Acquires Moniker For $65 Million
  • Moniker.com Announces Domain Name Inventory for the Upcoming Online Auction at Affiliate Summit in Boston
  • Oversee.net Takes $150M in Funding. Acquisitions to Come.
Reblog this post [with Zemanta]

Filed Under: Domains, registrars, security Tagged With: Domains, moniker, security

About Michele Neylon

Michele is founder and managing director of Irish domain registrar and hosting company Blacknight. Michele has been deeply involved in domain and internet policy discussions for more than a decade.
He also co-hosts the Technology.ie podcast.

Primary Sidebar

Recent Articles

ICANN’s Cancún Meeting Was Almost Normal

Middle East DNS Forum to be Held in Istanbul

Gandi Merges with TWS to Form “Your.Online”

Anguilla Offline due to Fibre Issue

IGF 2023 to be Held in Kyoto, Japan

Recent Comments

  • ICANN Gets First Female CEO on Centralnic Head Honcho Announces Immediate Retirement
  • Kieren McCarthy Elected to Nominet Board on Nominet Election Candidates 2022 Finally Announced
  • Michele Neylon on Nominet Taking RDAP Out of Beta
  • Gavin Brown on Nominet Taking RDAP Out of Beta
  • ICANN Heading to Hamburg (ICANN78) and Los Angeles (GDD) Plus Training For African Registries - Goldstein Report on ICANN Announces GDD Summit Dates & Location

Categories

Blogroll

  • Alex Bligh
  • Circle ID
  • Domain Incite
  • Domain Name News
  • Domain Name Wire
  • Jason Thompson

Blogs

  • Domain Gang
  • Stéphane Bortzmeyer

Archives

Recent Comments

  • ICANN Gets First Female CEO on Centralnic Head Honcho Announces Immediate Retirement
  • Kieren McCarthy Elected to Nominet Board on Nominet Election Candidates 2022 Finally Announced
  • Michele Neylon on Nominet Taking RDAP Out of Beta
  • Gavin Brown on Nominet Taking RDAP Out of Beta
  • ICANN Heading to Hamburg (ICANN78) and Los Angeles (GDD) Plus Training For African Registries - Goldstein Report on ICANN Announces GDD Summit Dates & Location

Categories

Blogroll

  • Alex Bligh
  • Circle ID
  • Domain Incite
  • Domain Name News
  • Domain Name Wire
  • Jason Thompson
  • Nigel Roberts

Blogs

  • Domain Gang
  • Stéphane Bortzmeyer

Copyright © 2023 InternetNews.me