DNS archives

Let’s say you’re shopping around for a new car. You’re checking out your options when you are presented with Car 1 and Car  2.

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is complex, high performance environment.

Organizations rely on DNS for critical business applications with many enterprises using a combination of DNS, DHCP and IPAM solutions, including free…

As one of America’s largest retail department store chains, Kohl’s manages a massive number of IP addresses.

At BlueCat’s first annual System Integrator Summit, companies in the Federal system integrator and partner community met to learn more about the strong…

With the November 7 election looming, state and local governments are scrambling to secure their electoral systems.

What is your worst nightmare?
A break-in to your home while you’re asleep? Falling into a pit of snakes à la Indiana Jones?

Bad actors know that DoS and DDoS attacks can use DNS as a weapon to cause spectacular web crashes that bring critical business services to their knees.

Chances are your organization is either working on a cloud strategy or has already implemented one.

Whether it’s translating domain names to IP addresses, or translating English to Japanese, there is never a dull moment at BlueCat.

In the second of this three-part series on DNS as a naïve enabler in malicious cyber activity, we introduce persona No. 2, DNS as a hostage.

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems are the most important networks you’ve never heard of.