- ARIN has introduced a video verification step for new Organization ID requests, requiring requesters to confirm their identity and authority via a live call.
- The update aims to prevent fraudulent requests, ensuring only verified organizations can obtain internet number resources.
What happened: ARIN introduces enhanced verification for new organization ID requests
ARIN announced an update to its verification process for new Organization ID (Org ID) requests. The change introduces an additional step where requesters may be required to complete a video verification call. This process aims to confirm the identity of the requester and their authority to act on behalf of the organization applying for an Org ID. The new measure is intended to strengthen security and ensure that only legitimate entities receive access to internet number resources.
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Why it’s important
ARIN has updated its verification process to prevent fraudulent Organization ID requests and the misuse of internet number resources. The new video verification step helps confirm the requester’s identity and their authority to act on behalf of an organization. This added measure improves registry accuracy and reduces the risk of unauthorized entities obtaining IP resources. By ensuring only verified organizations receive Org IDs, ARIN enhances accountability and strengthens the security of internet infrastructure.
