Launch of Secure64 Labs to Drive DNS and Cyber-related Innovation

New lab will advance research of cyber solutions shaping the future of DNS

Fort Collins, CO – June 18, 2019 – Secure64, the leading provider of DNS Security-as-a-Service (SECaaS) solutions, today announced the creation of Secure64 Labs™.
This new organization will engage in research into the synergy between DNS and cyber-security, spawning innovative solutions for leading communication carriers, enterprises and government organizations, and catalyzing digital transformations related to their DNS platforms.
Led by our distinguished technologist, John Worley, as Director, the lab will investigate diverse areas such as enhanced threat intelligence, implications of the emerging 5G standard, privacy issues, and the application of artificial intelligence to DNS. Other topics will include connected IOT devices, autonomous vehicles, and virtual reality.
“Advances in technology, such as 5G, are reshaping the Internet landscape at an accelerating pace,” said Thad Dupper, CEO of Secure64. “Secure64 Labs will explore new technologies to help drive a better, more secure Internet. We are excited to welcome our current and prospective customers, partners, as well as the academic community to our lab to experience the future of DNS and other cyber-related technologies.”
The vision for Secure64 Labs, located in Fort Collins, Colorado at our Company’s headquarters, was shaped in part by input from several of Secure64’s largest customers. The lab will feature technologies that integrate and enhance Secure64’s solutions to improve threat intelligence, automated detection of cyber-attacks and AI-driven mitigation capabilities.
“DNS is the enabling technology for the Internet,” said John Worley, Director of Secure64 Labs. “We are exploring new ways to secure DNS, then use these DNS advancements to enhance Internet security. We look forward to collaborating with our customers, partners and industry standard groups to foster a new level of sophistication and protection to the Internet.”