What are the best practices for securing DNS in a changing threat landscape?
DNS, or Domain Name System, is the backbone of the internet, translating human-readable domain names into IP addresses that computers can understand. However, DNS is also a common target for cyberattacks, such as DNS hijacking, spoofing, poisoning, amplification, and tunneling. These attacks can compromise your network security, performance, and privacy, as well as affect your users and customers. Therefore, it is essential to follow some best practices for securing DNS in a changing threat landscape.
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Phil KalluriOwner, Director | Cyber Security Graduate, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Expert in Apple Computing
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Joffer CorreiaTecnologia e Inovação | Estudante de MultiCloud e IA | Infraestrutura | 5G | Scrum | Python | Data Scientist | Qlik |…
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Mohammed SalihIT Analyst | Azure Administrator | Server Administrator | Network Administrator | Office 365 Administration | MCITP