The Top 10 DNS Attacks and How to Mitigate Them

More than 75% of organizations in the U.S. and U.K. have experienced at least one DNS attack according to SC Magazine. DNS Attacks are increasing in frequency and evolving constantly.

They range from common amplification, reflection, and flood attacks to more sophisticated and stealthier types. These might have fancy names like random subdomain, phantom domain, and domain lock-up, but their effects on DNS are far from pretty. Even internal DNS is not safe. Join this webinar as we reveal:

The top 10 attacks on external and internal DNS servers
The impact on your operations
Best practices and mitigation techniques

Knowing how these attacks work is half the battle. Putting the right mitigation in place is the other half.

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