IDC Executive Brief: How DDI Enables Key Strategic IT InitiativesAfter some of the most disruptive times in recent history, organizations need to focus on reigniting their business. Being able to demonstrate business value through the adoption of new technology and IT initiatives such as multicloud, SD-WAN, automation, and network security will be a key differentiator. This can be done by leveraging DDI- DNS, DHCP, and IPAM- solutions for direct measurable business outcomes. Download the IDC Executive Brief to learn more about:
Gorilla Guide to… Zero Trust: Using DNS as Your First Line of DefenseIn this first edition of the Gorilla Guide to… Zero Trust: Using DNS as Your First Line of Defense, you’ll understand Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and how DNS can strengthen your Zero Trust security strategy to better protect Apps, Users, and Data. Download this E-Book to learn more about:
Why Traditional Security Solutions Are Not Adapted to Protect DNSIt’s Time To Look For New Ways To Mitigate DNS Attacks Today, there are several methods to protect against attacks on the DNS. One method is to filter the DNS queries to eliminate illegitimate queries and support legitimate traffic. However, current solutions are not powerful enough to receive and carefully analyze all requests that are sent, which can create dangerous side effects on the DNS service. Download the white paper to learn about how:
The Tolly Group DDI ROI ReportThe modern business atmosphere is changing rapidly, with new companies entering the landscape every day to compete for market share and increased ROI. But one thing is true for all of them- their networks must balance agility, seamless connectivity, 24×7 uptime, security, and cost savings. Measuring return on investment is key to implementing the right infrastructure technology to scale and grow. Using data from 3 customers, this analyst report from The Tolly Group explores the state of customers’ networks before...
The Insider Threat: Secure Your DNS, Secure Your BusinessCyber criminality is a big business, targeting individual, small and large organizations, and generating millions of dollars in revenue. The number of attacks is constantly increasing year after year, and the threat landscape is quickly evolving. With more than 50 million new malware in 2014, BYOD adaption and the dramatic growth of social media as an attack vector, malware is an increasing insider threat for all companies. The mere opening of a single pdf file or a video leaves victims...
Telco/ISP: High Performance DNS Infrastructures In 3 Case StudiesInternet traffic is growing everyday, due to the rapid increase of mobile applications, mass video use, IoT, and cloud services. To remain competitive, companies in the telecom sector must meet this demand by guaranteeing the availability, performance and security of critical services such as the DNS. Unfortunately, there is one drawback: traditional DNS architecture has reached its limit. Based on real situations, this document illustrates how SOLIDserverâ„¢ from EfficientIP meets the challenges of performance, security, simplicity and reduction of costs, in...
Supporting a New Era in RetailingManaging and Protecting Core Network Services Through Transformation IP devices, applications and systems are transforming the modern retail organization, unlocking new possibilities for consumer interaction, data analysis and automation across the value chain. At the same time, the speed of change around technology use in the sector is bringing new challenges to network management. Download the white paper to learn how large retailers can improve the scalability and reliability of their network infrastructure through:
Mitigating DNS Zero-Day Exploits With Hybrid ArchitectureStrengthening The DNS Infrastructure Your network is vulnerable to cyber attacks in ways you likely have not heard of, or ever even imagined. The possibilities offered by a successful takeover of DNS servers are tremendous, allowing for traffic redirection, malware control or simply arbitrary service outages. As a result, DNS security must be made a top priority among IT professionals, shedding a light on a more secure approach to protecting the protocol- a hybrid approach. This paper describes hybridization and...
Is Microsoft’s DDI Good Enough?IP addresses are the basis for all corporate infrastructures, and security must play an integral part. Understanding what elements are on the network, how these devices are communicating, and who is using them is the key to understanding and preventing unwanted activity. Like many free applications, Microsoft’s 2012 IP Address Management lacks flexibility, scalability and integration capabilities. Microsoft Server 2012 cannot guarantee the levels of availability, security and control required in corporate infrastructures involved in cloud, BYOD, mobility, big data…especially...
IP Address Management Best PracticesAn IP addressing environment can quickly become a jungle (if it isn’t one already). However, you can impose rules, conventions, policies, and an overall plan to make your IP addressing simple- easy to understand, administer and grow, highly secure, always available, and lightning-fast. Employ these best practice guidelines to make your IP Addressing Management (IPAM) run flawlessly and invisibly in the background throughout your network. Download the white paper to learn how to make your network’s IP addressing environment manageable,...
IDC Executive Brief: How DDI Enables Key Strategic IT InitiativesAfter some of the most disruptive times in recent history, organizations need to focus on reigniting their business. Being able to demonstrate business value through the adoption of new technology and IT initiatives such as multicloud, SD-WAN, automation, and network security will be a key differentiator. This can be done by leveraging DDI- DNS, DHCP, and IPAM- solutions for direct measurable business outcomes. Download the IDC Executive Brief to learn more about:
Hybrid Cloud DNS Best PracticesWith Gartner predicting 90% of enterprises adopting hybrid infrastructure management capabilities by 2020, the move to hybrid cloud is currently exploding. This growth includes increased use of the internet to deliver applications, sites and services to employees, partners and customers. As DNS is a foundation for application routing, it makes sense therefore for DNS to be extended to public and private cloud environments. To ensure service availability, performance, security and efficient management of resources across the hybrid landscape, best practices...
