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The company chose [[ARI Registry Services]] to provide back-end [[registry]] services for .secure. According to [[Alex Stamos]], Chief Technology Officer of Artemis Internet, they are also developing a secondary registry system to store DPF records, which will be offered as a service to other TLD applicants who want to utilize it.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/how-ncc-plans-to-revolutionize-domain-name-security-with-secure-gtld/ How NCC plans to revolutionize domain name security with .secure gTLD]</ref>

To ensure Internet safety and security, ~~[[registrant]]s~~ for every .secure domain names are required to accept and agree to "rigorous Acceptable Use and Security Control Policies," and to submit a proof of identity, copies of business documents, and trademark registration, which will be verified manually by the company's legal and compliance team to ensure authenticity.<ref>[https://www.artemis.net/ncc-group.html FAQ]</ref>

To ensure Internet safety and security, registrants for every .secure domain names are required to accept and agree to "rigorous Acceptable Use and Security Control Policies," and to submit a proof of identity, copies of business documents, and trademark registration, which will be verified manually by the company's legal and compliance team to ensure authenticity.<ref>[https://www.artemis.net/ncc-group.html FAQ]</ref>

NCC Group plans to invest £6m ($9.7m) within the next 15 months to develop the .secure gTLD,<ref>[http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/business/technology/s/1493424_ncc-group-to-invest-6m-in-web-domain NCC Group to invest £6m in web domain]</ref> $9m of which is from investment backing.<ref>[http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/05/my-own-private-internet-secure-tld-floated-as-bad-guy-free-zone/ My own private Internet: .secure TLD floated as bad-guy-free zone, arstechnica.com]</ref>

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 The company chose [[ARI Registry Services]] to provide back-end [[registry]] services for .secure. According to [[Alex Stamos]], Chief Technology Officer of Artemis Internet, they are also developing a secondary registry system to store DPF records, which will be offered as a service to other TLD applicants who want to utilize it.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/how-ncc-plans-to-revolutionize-domain-name-security-with-secure-gtld/ How NCC plans to revolutionize domain name security with .secure gTLD]</ref>
-To ensure Internet safety and security, [[registrant]]s for every .secure domain names are required to accept and agree to "rigorous Acceptable Use and Security Control Policies," and to submit a proof of identity, copies of business documents, and trademark registration, which will be verified manually by the company's legal and compliance team to ensure authenticity.<ref>[https://www.artemis.net/ncc-group.html FAQ]</ref>
+To ensure Internet safety and security, registrants for every .secure domain names are required to accept and agree to "rigorous Acceptable Use and Security Control Policies," and to submit a proof of identity, copies of business documents, and trademark registration, which will be verified manually by the company's legal and compliance team to ensure authenticity.<ref>[https://www.artemis.net/ncc-group.html FAQ]</ref>
 NCC Group plans to invest £6m ($9.7m) within the next 15 months to develop the .secure gTLD,<ref>[http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/business/technology/s/1493424_ncc-group-to-invest-6m-in-web-domain NCC Group to invest £6m in web domain]</ref> $9m of which is from investment backing.<ref>[http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/05/my-own-private-internet-secure-tld-floated-as-bad-guy-free-zone/ My own private Internet: .secure TLD floated as bad-guy-free zone, arstechnica.com]</ref>