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The Good, the Bad, and the Cybersecurity AI to Sort It All Out

From $400 toasters to robotics, AI seems to be showing up everywhere. But between doomsday predictions and the promises of a utopian future, what is a more realistic asse

Meet the Authors: Abusing DNS as Transport

From deploying dropper files and other malware, to stealing data, or for all the communications that modern attacks use in between, threat actors are increasingly using D

Breaking Down Domain Takedown Services

Join us as we look at the powerful, proactive security value of takedown services. In addition to adding a highly proactive security layer, they may be your only option f

Meet the Authors: Countering Redirection and Misdirection with DNS

Magicians are masters of redirection and misdirection, but these are also powerful elements in modern cyberattacks. Join us as we dive into these cyberthreat TTPs in this

Outsourcing Teaming, Testing, and Trust with Third Parties

A few months back, ThreatTalk guest Amit Singh helped us consider some of the reasons a recent SANS 2022 SOC Survey showed so many organizations turning to ‘outsourcing’

Meet the Authors: DNS Insecurity, or DNS in Security?

Is your DNS a security risk, or are you taking advantage of its strengths as a security tool?  In this episode of ThreatTalk, we talk with Josh Kuo and Ross Gibson about

Overkill or ‘Just Right’? The Cybersecurity Role of Service Providers

Service Providers are pitching a growing range of options, to businesses of all sizes, in a world where cybersecurity has become so complex and resource intensive that no

The Care and Feeding of an Effective Threat Intelligence System

From world cup soccer to horse racing, the slightest mistake can turn a winning ‘favorite’ into a loser.  The same can be true for the various sources of threat intellige

Security Outsourcing: Why, When and How to Make it Work

In the recent SANS 2022 SOC Survey, a lot of organizations reported that they used ‘outsourcing’ to bolster a wide variety of their SOC functions.  To understand the valu

The community has spoken: Top Topics of Q2’ 23

What were the hottest security topics discussed in the Infoblox security community during Q2 of 2023?  Host Bob Hansmann is joined by Infoblox community manager Sunil Ama

Center Stage: Persistent Infrastructure Threat Actors

While it is easy to get distracted by the ‘threat of the day’, there are those of us actively hunting instead for the infrastructures that drive and support those kinds o

Meet the Author: Bill Brenner on the 2023 Global State of Cybersecurity Study

While business line execs can get distracted by the latest media cyberthreat hype, effective security professionals stay on top of data-based security research and studie

ThreatTalk Season 4 Preview

Infoblox is excited to present season 4 of the ThreatTalk podcast series. This season, we are looking forward to featuring external guests as well as the industry experts

Get FREE 3rd Party Help to Combat Your Cybersecurity Skill Shortage

From how to get the most out of a specific tool, to general best practices, there is always a lot to learn and a lot to stay on top of for a security professional, and th

Show Me the Value: Understanding the Security Channel Landscape

From storefronts and online box pushers to consultants and outsourcers, the channel partner landscape for cybersecurity continues to evolve.  In this episode of ThreatTal

Are There Smarter Ways to Gather and Apply Threat Intelligence?

Everyone talks about threat intelligence as if it was a ‘thing’ you need. But detection, investigation, response, and other security functions will require unique blends

A SANS Author Interview: A DNS Security Architecture as a SecOps Force Multiplier

Leveraging your DNS architecture can be a much more effective and efficient approach to securing critical business services than relying on DNS security features in a fir

Part 2 | Eliminating Blind Spots: A Forrester Report on 20-20 Visibility

In a world where most security tools are ‘user-centric’, devices like switches, printers, BYOD, ICS, IoT and more represent a blind spot that is being actively exploited

Eliminating Blind Spots: A Forrester Report on 20-20 Visibility

In a world where most security tools are ‘user-centric’, devices like switches, printers, BYOD, ICS, IoT and more represent a blind spot that is being actively exploited

Bringing Shadow IT into the Light

Shadow IT once conjured strong draconian responses from IT and security teams alike to prevent potential security and management nightmares.  But in a world dominated by