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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.

In this webinar, cybersecurity and counterterrorism expert DIck Clarke warns that it’s no longer a matter of if, but when, an IT breach will occur.

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.

In this webinar, BlueCat turned to NIST computer scientist Scott Rose for advice on how network admins can harness the power of DNS to secure their systems.

Learn why Adaptive DNS is the foundation for scalable, secure networks and critical to all of your digital transformation strategies.

Scott Penney, Director of Cybersecurity Solutions at BlueCat, talks to Scott Rose, co-author of the NIST Secure Deployment Guide for DNS, about securing…

Cyber attackers leverage DNS differently for different outcomes: DNS as a facilitator, hostage, or weapon. How is your DNS being hijacked?

Here at the AFCEA Homeland Security conference, we’re hearing a very different tone on cyber security than in years past.

There is a major festival going on in Toronto where thousands of people clutch their show passes and fill theatres to fawn over their idols.

Most cyber attacks are the online equivalent of a smash-and-grab robbery.

What if DNS queries went to a CLIENT-facing firewall first? You’d have full knowledge of the query: person, device, context. A big step in network security.