Why You Shouldn’t Rush Into DoH
While being a core component of the Internet, the DNS remains one of the least secure protocols in active use....
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Universities Need to be Schooled in DNS
Educators have a lot to learn when it comes to cyber security. Domain Name System (DNS) threats are not just…
Secure Your Network with DNS: Episode 2 – Maximizing Application Availability & User Experience
This blog is the second of four episodes which help describe best practices for utilizing DNS to protect your overall…
Secure Your Network with DNS: Episode 1 – Best Practices Overview
This blog is the first of four episodes which help describe best practices for utilizing DNS to protect your overall…
Breaking LTE on Layer Two – DNS Over TLS Response
Recent disclosure of a paper describing an attack (aLTEr) against LTE networks titled “Breaking LTE on Layer Two” is surprisingly…
North American Businesses Aware of DNS Threats, But Not How to Mitigate Them
This is the third installment in a series of regional explorations into the network threat landscape. After Europe and Asia-Pacific…
APAC Businesses Need to Give DNS More Tender Loving Care
The US is undoubtedly home to some of the world’s most valuable tech companies and is worthy of wearing the…
How to Overcome SIEM Limitations for Network Security
SIEM technology has been in existence for more than a decade, providing consolidated security reports from correlated event logs, often…
European businesses must work harder to keep DNS protected
European organizations seem somewhat neglectful of their data. Perhaps the first thing that comes to mind, is British firm Cambridge…
Protect your DNS, protect your data
For the past four years, the DNS Global Threat Report created from Coleman Parkes survey data explored the technical causes…