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Protect Remote And Roaming Users

Because of the pandemic, a new typeof remote working model emerged and became really popular since it became one of the most proper ways to fulfill the employees’ needs.

Why is DNS security important?

DNS security threats are among the most common types of cyber threats that occur today. DNS security should therefore, be an integral part of an organization's security plan.

LOG4J Vulnerability

Attackers can take advantage of the opportunity to remotely execute commands/scripts on targeted computers by exploiting the LOG4J vulnerability, and this approach does not necessitate any special skills, exacerbating the problem. The attackers could install malicious software on the target system, execute payloads, steal valuable data, or severely damage the system.

Importance of DNS Analysis in Corporate Security Environment

The impact of the post-2020 pandemic has forever changed the world of enterprise security. Remote working, cloud, IoT concepts have changed the security structures of almost all enterprises.

Have More Understandable DNS Logs For SOC Teams

Since 90% of a network’s traffic consists of secure traffic, the SOC teams do not need to analyze, compare and distinguish the malicious traffic among a huge number of logs. So this time-wasting process for SOC teams will be eliminated thanks to the filtration of DNSEye.

Roksit Has Discovered a New Type of Malicious Domain that No Secure Vendors Have Detected Yet

Most probably, you heard about Survey-Smiles.com malware. It Happens on all browsers, even with all add-ons disabled.

Roksit Rule-Based SIEM Integration Saves You Up To 95% On DNS EPS Count (SIEM Cost)

Roksit filters safe logs utilizing template rules or custom rules. The EPS count is reduced by 95 percent as a result of this integration with the SIEM product, enabling us to save on the SIEM cost at this rate.

Advanced DNS Visibility

DNS Visibility comes as a part of the DNSEye product as a feature. DNSEye detects the sources of malicious activities on the networks regardless of the network’s size where it is deployed on.

Did you already know (1)

Did you know that there were more than 5 billion DNS A registry changes in total in 2021? DNS A registrations were changed an average of 424,039,178 times in 2021.

B1txor20

A new Linux botnet malware called ‘B1txor20’ has been discovered that spreads via the Log4J vulnerability and uses DNS tunnels for secure C2 communications.

Did you already know (2)

Did you know that 83% of IP addresses that generate malicious traffic cannot be resolved immediately!