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Since 2014, the Registration Operations Workshop (ROW), supported by our sponsors Verisign and ICANN, and more recently CIRA, brings together industry professionals such as - internet gTLD/ccTLD registries, domain name registrars, resellers, government, academia and many more - to share and discuss technical topics related to real-world experiences of implementing registration and maintenance operations. Past sessions have included presentations and panel discussions focused on Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP), WHOIS, Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), Registry Lock, Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) and many more (see details here).

ROW15 will be held via remote participation on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, 13:00 - 17:00 UTC. To register or submit a proposal, go to: https://regiops.net/

The comprehensive schedule will be released on September 1st, 2026.

ROW15 will be held via remote participation on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, 13:00 - 17:00 UTC. The comprehensive schedule will be released on September 1st.

The call for presentation and panel proposals is OPEN. Please submit an abstract describing your proposal to [email protected], by August 14th, 2026, including an overview of the topic, the operational context of your proposal, and an explanation of why this topic is relevant for this workshop. We encourage you to provide supporting documentation, references, or links that offer additional background and context.

The Program Committee invites submissions aligned with this non-exhaustive list of broad topics:
  • Implementation experience with EPP, RDAP, RPKI, and other protocols
  • Protocol or service innovation experience, such as Domain Connect, Digital Identity (eIDAS)
  • Experience with improving DNSSEC resiliency including key management and quality assurance
  • Organization maturity experience including impacts of staff turnover and technical refresh
  • Experience managing external concerns, such as the NIS2 Directive, Supply Chain Security, and use of AI, the current round of gTLD applications
  • Experience in combating Domain Name and DNS abuse within registration (Global Signal Exchange, etc.)
We also encourage any discussions/suggestions for additional topics on ROW’s mailing list: [email protected]


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