Why has DNSSEC increased in some economies and not others?
(WorldNews Japan)

In April this year, DNSSEC passed a milestone, reaching 25% validation worldwide. It continues an incredible turnaround for the often criticized security protocol, thanks largely to high adoption rates in Saudi Arabia and Nordic economies, all of which have DNSSEC validation rates well above 80%. This is in stark contrast to my home economy, Japan, where the adoption rate has lingered below 10% for the past six years. Why is DNSSEC penetration so low in Japan? First, a reminder that there are two parts to DNSSEC: Signing the zone - the zone administrator must generate cryptographic signatures on DNS records in a zone (or sign the zone). Validating the signature - A DNS client needs to check...