TELCOs and ISPs, by exploring DNS protection in league with security vendors, can enable rapid deployment of more robust security measures where needed in an age of rapidly expanding online threats.

Meter DNS Security eliminates the hassle of having multiple vendors, by providing content filtering at several layers to all customers within the Meter Dashboard in partnership ...

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--Akamai Technologies Inc., the cybersecurity and cloud computing company that powers and protects business online, today introduced Akamai DNS Posture Management, an industry-first solution that ...

In the fast-paced world of digital transformation, ensuring robust network security and effective inventory management has become vital for organizations across industries. To better understand ...

Cisco launches renamed DNS Defense software with new AI-based DNS tunneling enhancements and DGA detection capabilities.

The future of DNS security is now a battleground In the coming years, attackers are expected to refine their techniques even further. AI will likely play a growing role, enabling malware to ...

Security leaders can now rapidly and easily deploy Akamai Shield NS53 to protect their on-prem and hybrid DNS infrastructure from such attacks. This solution helps customers by: ...

So DNS was never designed with security built in. A vulnerability known for some time involves how query responses are managed.

A DNS-based approach to security checks all domain requests against real-time risk scoring threat intelligence, blocking access to malicious domains and services before the IP connection and ...

Plans to keep details of the DNS flaw under wraps sparked controversy within the security research community, whose members said that the public would not benefit from being kept in the dark.

This is a concern because the DNS infrastructure, which has been badly in need of a security makeover for two decades, is now used for a lot more than Web surfing and e-mail.