Showing content for :
195 posts
195 posts
The Threat Hunter’s New Weapon: DNS Data
Chief Cybersecurity Officer for Cyxtera, Chris Day talks about the evolution of cybersecurity and rise of the threat hunter role.
Are You Ready for the NIST 800-171 Compliance Deadline?
With only a few weeks until the December 31 deadline, are you scrambling to comply with NIST 800-171? Here’s how DNS-based security can help.
3 Reasons to Tune in to “The Threat Hunter’s Newest Weapon: DNS Data”
This Wednesday, Chris Day, Chief Cybersecurity Officer at Cyxtera will be joining us for an exclusive webinar, “The Threat Hunter’s Newest Weapon: DNS…
The iPhone X Face ID Hack and the Weapon of Curiosity
In the era of large-scale breaches and cybersecurity protocols, even on the most basic level, everything needs a password.
Protect Your Network, Protect Your House: Takeaways from the Capital Cybersecurity Summit
On November 14 and 15, the Northern Virginia Technology Council hosted the second annual Capital Cybersecurity Summit in Virginia.
World renowned cyber security expert, Dick Clarke, advises on breaking the cycle of breach and blame by evolving the role of the CISO.
DNS as a Weapon in Cyber Security
Bad actors know that DNS makes a great weapon in producing massive amounts of traffic for successful DDoS attacks. Here’s how.
DNS as Facilitator in Cyber Security
The first DNS persona in this 3-part series, DNS as Facilitator is the naive resolver in helping malware spread throughout your networks.
DNS as Hostage in Cyber Security
DNS is easily recruited as a naive messenger for malicious cyber activity. ‘DNS as Hostage’ is the 2nd in this 3-part series by BlueCat.
DNS: A Security Differentiator for System Integrators
At BlueCat’s first annual System Integrator Summit, companies in the Federal system integrator and partner community met to learn more about the strong…
Do you remember where you were between June 1 and June 12, 2017?
Secure Electronic Voting Through DNS
With the November 7 election looming, state and local governments are scrambling to secure their electoral systems.
We’re using cookies on this website to improve your experience. Cookies help us learn how you interact with our website and remember you when you come back so we can tailor it to your interests.
To learn more about cookies and how we use them, read our cookie notice.
Some cookies are essential, while others help us to improve your experience by giving us insight into how you are using our website. You may adjust your preferences for non-essential cookies below.
To learn more about cookies and how we use them, read our cookie notice. You can also review our privacy policy for more details on the personal data we collect, use, hold, and disclose when you visit our website or use our products and services.
Functional cookies are essential cookies that allow us to remember choices or changes you have made (such as to language settings or your choices regarding the use of cookies). These cookies cannot be turned off since they are essential for the operation of our Websites.
Analytics cookies are non-essential cookies that collect information on how visitors use our Websites. We use this information with your consent to measure the number of visitors to our Websites, determine whether specific content or communication has been viewed, and to help us improve our Websites and communication. These cookies can be turned off.
Personalisation cookies are non-essential cookies that collect information when you fill out a form on this website. We only use this information with your consent to pre-fill other forms on the site. These cookies can be turned off.
Marketing cookies are cookies that are placed by third parties to collect information about your visits and actions on our Websites so that they or we can deliver ads to you later, such as when you are on certain third-party sites or platforms. These cookies may be used by those third parties to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on other websites. These cookies also enable visitors to our Websites to share content on social networks and to enable and evaluate interactions with our communication and social media tools. These cookies can be turned off.