Exposing the Enemy Within Webinar

Scott Penney, Director of Cybersecurity Solutions at BlueCat, discusses how DNS data can expose the enemy within your network

Key Takeaways

Internal threat actors and compromised insiders often evade traditional perimeter defenses, making internal network visibility critical.
DNS query and response logs provide a granular, timestamped record of how users and systems communicate across the network.
Analyzing DNS data can reveal anomalous behaviors such as unusual domain lookups, data exfiltration patterns, and command-and-control activity.
Correlating DNS telemetry with other security tools enhances detection of lateral movement and persistent internal threats.
Centralizing and normalizing DNS data enables automated threat hunting and faster incident response within enterprise environments.

Scott Penney, Director of Cybersecurity Solutions at BlueCat, discusses how DNS data can expose the enemy within your network