The massive, worldwide outage of Windows computers caused by a bug in CrowdStrike software underscores a lesson we should all take to heart: You shouldn’t run critical network services (such as DNS and DHCP) on Windows Servers.
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Personal devices pose huge security risks to enterprises: study
A recent study revealed that the cybersecurity risk posed to enterprises by personal devices and Internet of Things devices are rising in significance.0 3096
Olympics scammers take their marks, get set, and go!
In this blog Infoblox shares some of the trends it has been seeing leading up to and following the opening of the Paris Olympics.
Enhancing security operations with AI-Driven SOC insights
Bob Hansmann, Sr. Product Marketing Manager – Security at Infoblox addresses the urgent need for innovative solutions to bolster SOC efficiency and resilience in the face of evolving threats.
Infoblox uncovers VexTrio’s massive criminal affiliate program
VexTrio has surpassed its counterparts, emerging as the single most pervasive threat in customers’ networks.
The rising threat of lookalike domain attacks! Be aware of these 4 types
Detecting and not falling prey to these kinds of attacks are crucial, but the ability to takedown lookalike domains is equally important. Lookalike domain attacks are increasing in sophistication and prevalence, making specialized solutions like DNS security a must-have for all.
Time is money: Avoiding extended network downtime generated over $500,000 in benefits
Infoblox-commissioned Total Economic Impact Study reveals how vulnerabilities in DNS are severely impacting enterprises’ bottom line.
StarLink celebrated channel success at 2023 summit
StarLink Partner Summit 2023 celebrates channel success, recognising MEA partners for their expertise, leadership, and strategic business collaborations.
Infoblox unites networking and security teams to protect against cyber attacks
Infoblox rebrand initiatives reflect confidence and business focus, positioning its critical role in securing the networks of some of the world’s largest companies, appealing to both networking and security professionals alike.
SASE – An emerging enabler of Enterprise Edge Networking
First identified by Gartner in 2019, Secure access service edge or SASE is a new model for networking and security designed to meet the growing demand for network architectures that are more fluid, secure, and easy to manage.
Women in Security: Lina Ramadan, Field Marketing Manager at Infoblox
Tahawultech profiles Women in Security and outlines the current status of women in the workforce in the IT security field. …