DNS Security & GDPR ResourcesProtect Your Data From Exfiltration and Tunneling

Why is DNS security important?

As DNS is rarely monitored, it has been found to be one of the most discrete and widely used options for cyber criminals to carry out data theft. Proper protection of this protocol is essential when observing internal security policies, as well as GDPR rules and SEC recommendations- far too many organizations rely on legacy solutions that perform only peripheral analysis, allowing confidential data to be exfiltrated without triggering any alarms.

Below are resources to help make sense of compliance, understand data exfiltration and tunneling via the DNS, and learn how to mitigate breaches through secure DNS architectures.

Selected data from our Global DNS Threat Survey

76%

Companies surveyed who experienced between 1-5 DNS attacks

18%

Companies surveyed who had sensitive customer data stolen

14%

Companies surveyed who had intellectual property stolen

22%

Companies surveyed who experienced DNS tunneling attack

23%

Companies surveyed who experienced DNS cache poisoning attack

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Expected Business GDPR Benefits

Response data from 1,000 IT practitioners surveyed globally

Increased customer trust

46% of companies expect increase in customer satisfaction

Increased customer loyalty

18% of companies expect increase of customer allegiance

Increased company data security

60% of companies expect increase in the level of company data security

Improved data governance

52% of companies expect improvement in overall management of data

What The Analysts Are Saying

IDC Technology Spotlight

“Without a specific solution in place, gaining visibility of DNS traffic for detecting exfiltration attempts is difficult.” –Duncan Brown, AVP of European Infrastructure and Security, IDC EMEA

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2018 DNS Threat Survey Report

The 2018 Global DNS Threat Survey sets out to look at the causes (both technical and behavioral) for the rise in DNS vulnerabilities, their potential business effects, and suggestions on rapid, straightforward remedies. Spanning 1,000 global respondents and conducted by third party research firm Coleman Parkes, sectors surveyed include Communications, Education, Finance, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Public Sector, Retail, Services, Transportation, and Utilities. Access the complimentary report