Our malware detection team plays particularly close attention to DNS traffic because a lot of serious exfiltration occurs as the result of DNS abuse. Since most traffic to the DNS can’t be blocked without potentially crippling Internet activity, we watch for behaviors that are outside the pattern of normal activities.
Author: Kelly Kading
Kelly Kading is the Regional Manager for the Northeast US here at Plixer. Kelly strives to deliver the best customer experience possible. He enjoys building relationships with his customers and wants to find the solution to best meet their needs. When not in the office, Kelly tries to always be in the outdoors. His favorite hobbies are hiking, snowshoeing, traveling and generally just being outside!
Splunk Competitors
Our IT department recently went through the process of evaluating Splunk competitors such as Elasticsearch and a couple of other vendors. Although we had our list of required features, the more pricey solutions demonstrated clear benefits over the cheaper more affordable systems.
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Lax Companies Now Legally Liable for Credit Card Theft
For too long, some companies have shirked their responsibility to protect their customer’s personal information. Furthermore, it is believed that these companies simply gave lip service to how they went to great lengths to protect customer information. Do you think it’s true that many companies don’t make customer confidentiality a big enough concern? Well for many, this is about to change.
Overview of DNS Protocol : Part 2 of 3
This is part 2 of our 3 part series which provides an overview of the DNS protocol. Below are a few other terms you may have run into. There definitions are as follows but, you should read part 1 of the Overview of DNS Protocol first.
SevOne Competitors
Are you evaluating and looking for SevOne Competitors? The process of uncovering compatible solutions, installing them, setting them up and flushing out the features that are important to your IT organization can be a considerable process.