DNS, DHCP, and IP address management are foundational to every network. When these services are managed separately, visibility suffers, provisioning slows, and configuration errors can lead to outages and security gaps. DDI brings all three protocols together in one service.
Secure64 combines secure, carrier-grade DNS with IP address and DNS record management to provide a unified foundation for managing critical network services. That same DNS layer can also enforce network security and content policies through DNS Guard and LineGUARD, without requiring separate appliances or endpoint agents.
Secure64 designs security into the network foundation rather than adding it as an afterthought. Our DNS platforms are engineered for security, resilience, and availability, including protection against denial-of-service and network attacks.
DNS Authority, DNS Cache, and DNS Signer provide authoritative, caching, and DNSSEC-signed DNS designed to scale to millions of zones and records.
DNS Director provides a single point of control for configuring, monitoring, and deploying changes across DNS servers, with revision history and rollback.
Provision provides vendor-neutral IPv4/IPv6 provisioning, discovery, and DNS record management across physical, virtual, container, and 5G environments.
Director provides visibility into DNS and security events, helping operations teams identify and address issues before they become outages.
DNS Guard extends the DDI foundation into network-wide threat protection. It blocks threats at the DNS layer without requiring endpoint software:
LineGUARD adds DNS-based content filtering across more than 150 content and application categories. Active Directory integration allows policies to follow users and groups rather than individual devices or IP addresses. LineGUARD can also extend protection and policy enforcement to users working off-network.
Secure64 DDI is designed for telecom operators, ISPs, cable and mobile providers, and large enterprises that need DNS and IP address management to scale securely and reliably.
LineGUARD also makes the platform suitable for schools, libraries, and businesses that need different content and access policies for separate groups of users.
DDI combines DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management (IPAM) — the core services responsible for resolving domain names, assigning IP addresses, and tracking address allocation.
Secure64 combines carrier-grade DNS with vendor-neutral IP address and DNS record management through Provision. Secure64 does not currently offer a standalone DHCP product.
Security is built into the foundation. Secure64 DNS is engineered for resilience and availability under attack, while DNS Guard and LineGUARD extend that foundation into threat protection and content policy enforcement.
Yes. LineGUARD integrates with Active Directory so organizations can apply different content and access policies to different users and groups, rather than relying solely on devices or IP addresses.
Yes. LineGUARD can extend protection and content policies to users outside the corporate network, including when they are using public Wi-Fi.
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