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<br/>[[ICANN]]'s job is to ensure the stability, security, and resiliency of [[The Domain Name System|the Domain Name System]] (DNS). The stability and security of the DNS is undermined in a [[DNS Abuse|variety of ways]], which ICW Editor [[Jessica Alice Rivers|Jessica]] has been working to catalog. In addition, she has been focusing on [[DNS Abuse Responses|responses to abuse]] from ICANN, other institutions, and government agencies.

<br/>[[ICANN]]'s job is to ensure the [[SSR|stability, security, and resiliency]] of [[The Domain Name System|the Domain Name System]] (DNS). The stability and security of the DNS is undermined in a [[DNS Abuse|variety of ways]], which ICW Editor [[Jessica Alice Rivers|Jessica]] has been working to catalog. In addition, she has been focusing on [[DNS Abuse Responses|responses to abuse]] from ICANN, other institutions, and government agencies.

The stability of the DNS is the central focus of [[SSAC]], and is also enshrined in the [[ICANN Bylaws]] in multiple places. ICANN's performance of this critical task is also [[ICANN Reviews#Specific Reviews|periodically reviewed]] as mandated by Article 4.6 of the bylaws. The [[First Security, Stability, and Resiliency Review]] took place in 2010, while the [[Second Security, Stability, and Resiliency Review]] is ongoing.

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-<br/>[[ICANN]]'s job is to ensure the stability, security, and resiliency of [[The Domain Name System|the Domain Name System]] (DNS). The stability and security of the DNS is undermined in a [[DNS Abuse|variety of ways]], which ICW Editor [[Jessica Alice Rivers|Jessica]] has been working to catalog. In addition, she has been focusing on [[DNS Abuse Responses|responses to abuse]] from ICANN, other institutions, and government agencies.
+<br/>[[ICANN]]'s job is to ensure the [[SSR|stability, security, and resiliency]] of [[The Domain Name System|the Domain Name System]] (DNS). The stability and security of the DNS is undermined in a [[DNS Abuse|variety of ways]], which ICW Editor [[Jessica Alice Rivers|Jessica]] has been working to catalog. In addition, she has been focusing on [[DNS Abuse Responses|responses to abuse]] from ICANN, other institutions, and government agencies.
 The stability of the DNS is the central focus of [[SSAC]], and is also enshrined in the [[ICANN Bylaws]] in multiple places. ICANN's performance of this critical task is also [[ICANN Reviews#Specific Reviews|periodically reviewed]] as mandated by Article 4.6 of the bylaws. The [[First Security, Stability, and Resiliency Review]] took place in 2010, while the [[Second Security, Stability, and Resiliency Review]] is ongoing.