08/28/2026
🚫 No person and no device needs access to every domain name on the internet.
That's the rule TK Keanini, our Field CTO, argues in his newest Forbes article. The internet's namespace is structured, but it isn't organized. 400M+ domains, with a few hundred thousand new ones every day. No human team could ever file through that. And unfortunately, attackers understand that churn better than defenders do.
TK's fix: Treat anything under 30 days old as NEW, block NEW by default, and give people a clear path to request exceptions. Simple enough for a human to manage, while machines handle the rest.
The rise of AI agents makes this even more urgent. An employee might hesitate at a suspicious page, but an agent following poisoned instructions never will. That's why TK argues you need to hold your non-human identities to stricter defaults than your people.
Read the full article here:
https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbestechcouncil/2026/08/27/organizing-the-internet-when-structure-is-not-enough/
Structure gave us a way to find everything. Now, organization gives us a way to decide what we should reach, what we should block and what we should learn from the rest.
