DNS Discoveries: Using DNS to Uncover Trends and Protect Against Threats

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You can’t protect against what you can’t see. Cisco resolves billions of DNS requests every day and with every connection to website or application, we gain insight into threats being staged all over the internet. From this data, we can see how bad actors use the internet to exploit vulnerabilities and identify which threats are on the rise. This DNS threat report can help you discover the most recent real-life threats you could be at risk for and how DNS-layer security helps you stop threats before a connection is even made.

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