Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, comments on their new TunnelGuard™ feature and how it assists organizations to protect their proprietary data from theft.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, offers complete diversity across all elements of the DNS stack – including hardware, operating systems, and the DNS application.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, today announced the release of Secure64® TunnelGuard™, a new member of its DNS Guard™ family of security services, which enables service providers to prevent bandwidth piracy and data exfiltration from DNS tunneling.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, today announced that a country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) in Asia has upgraded their infrastructure by adding Secure64® DNS Signer®, a secure, highly automated DNSSEC signing solution.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, today announced that Secure64® DNS Authority™ servers help protect the network against UDP-based amplified attacks, including those recently discovered by US-CERT.
As I read the daily news about how “bad actors” have abused and exploited social media sites, flooding them with fake posts, I think back to a line from the classic movie Rudy. Leading up to the last game of the season, Coach Dan Devine (Chelcie Ross) famously says to his team, “Remember, no one, and I mean no one, comes into our house and pushes us around.”
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, and C-COR, the leading supplier of products and services to all major Australian Telcos and MSOs, today announced a partnership to provide secure DNS and DNS-based security solutions to service providers, government and enterprise in Asia-Pacific.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, today announced that a Tier 1 US wireless carrier will deploy NFV-enabled Secure64 DNS servers in their core network as part of their IMS architecture.
Intel Itanium and Secure64 Source T are NOT vulnerable to either Spectre or Meltdown and below are explanations of how both vulnerabilities work, and why Itanium and SourceT are immune.
Secure64, the leading provider of Genuinely Secure DNS servers, today announced that its Intel Itanium/SourceT family of products are not vulnerable to either the Spectre or the Meltdown vulnerabilities.
