Tag: Domain Name System (DNS)

Whether or not you plan on using DNS cookies or DNSSEC, foreseeing an upgrade plan for your software to the latest version made available as part of DNS Flag Day is highly advised.

By understanding the basics of DNS analytics, the common methods of attack and the tools available to security teams, you will be better prepared to protect your enterprise from hidden cyberthreats.

Ahead-of-threat detection enables security professionals and consumers to identify potential phishing websites faster than traditional browser protection apps can blacklist active cyberthreats.

Incident response orchestration can help security teams transform response across the entire incident life cycle, including automating remedial actions and mitigating future attacks.

Using unique methods of analyzing DNS data, advanced DNS analytics enables security teams to quickly and proactively find and eliminate potential threats.

As the fabric of the internet evolves, security professionals must be aware of DNS security threats, such as DDoS attacks and schemes designed to direct users to malicious websites.

Quad9 goes far beyond standard DNS name resolution to improve privacy, security scalability and ease of use.

Cybercriminals are changing their tactics when it comes to phishing attacks, shifting their efforts from hacked web servers to malicious domains.

Though DDoS attacks using authentic IoT devices are easy to detect, they are one of the more difficult attack types to remediate.

Sender Policy Framework and DomainKeys Identified Mail are two techniques that can be used to limit the amount of spam in inboxes.