DNS Security Solutions

With robust domain name system (dns) security solutions, you can protect against attackers

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    Deny or approve server access

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    Defend against attackers

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    Become more cyber resilient

Your DNS Servers Are Uniquely Vulnerable

  • Do you worry about having access to critical apps if your DNS server is compromised?
  • Not sure if your enterprise network security is bulletproof?
  • Are you concerned about incomplete coverage, given today’s formidable DNS threats?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, let’s talk about buttoning up your DNS security.

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Bolster Your Domain Name System Security

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    DNS Filtering

    Deny or approve access based on your organization’s behavior

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    Firewall

    Protect against DNS-based malware and advanced persistent threats (APT)

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    Attack Detection

    DNS traffic insights allow us to identify risks and detect threats early

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    DNS Service Continuity

    Ensure adapted defense and provide for uninterrupted, secure DNS service 

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Mitigating DNS Security Risks

Domain name servers are critical, but they have become entry points and prime targets for hackers and data thieves. To help strengthen this weak link in your cybersecurity chain, you need proven tools and tactics – and guidance from experts who have experience with smart, sensible DNS security solutions.

Let G6 IT help protect your domain name servers so you can feel more secure.

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Close The Gaps

The best way to secure your DNS, protect mission-critcal apps and safeguard your data? DNS security solutions, like signature recognition, response rate limiting, DNS firewall and overprovisioning. By closing the DNS security gaps that traditional network security systems leave behind, you can:

  • Head off attacks aimed at your DNS system.
  • Be better protected against breaches and data theft.
  • Bounce back from an attack with continuous service.
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The “Peace of Mind” Plan

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    Tell us about your goals and technology obstacles.

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    Get proven and reliable solutions and strategies.

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    Protect your assets, reach your goals and grow.

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What is DNS security?

DNS (domain name system) security refers to the measures taken to protect the DNS infrastructure and its users from cyber threats and attacks. As a critical component of the internet, the DNS translates human-readable domain names into IP addresses that computers use to communicate with each other.

Do you need DNS security?

Yes, implementing DNS security is essential for ensuring the availability and confidentiality of your network infrastructure and online activities. Regular monitoring and upkeep of DNS servers is also critical to identifying vulnerabilities and maintaining a secure DNS environment.

What are DNS security solutions?

DNS security solutions are designed to protect the domain name system (DNS) infrastructure from various cyber threats and attacks. One solution is DNS security extensions (DNSSEC), which cryptographically signs DNS records to verify their authenticity. DNS filtering solutions, such as DNS-based blacklists and whitelists, help block access to suspicious websites and prevent users from accessing known threats. Additionally, firewalls and intrusion prevention systems (IDS/IPS) can monitor DNS traffic and block malware.

What is the main risk of bad security in DNS?

The main risk of bad security in DNS lies in its susceptibility to various cyber threats, which can compromise the integrity of network resources and data. DNS serves as a critical component of the internet infrastructure, but without adequate security measures in place, it is vulnerable to attacks such as cache poisoning, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and DNS hijacking.