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Utilization of DNS as an Alternative Approach to Cyber Security

Doug Miller, Nominum

05-Feb-14 12:37

Utilization of DNS as an Alternative Approach to Cyber Security

In the past few years, cybercriminals activities have become more sophisticated. Cybercrime gangs increasingly operate in the DNS (Domain Name System) layer to launch denial-of-service attacks, send a barrage of spam, or set malware booby traps. Doug Miller, VP of Product Marketing for Nominum talks about utilization of DNS as an alternative approach to cybersecurity.


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