New research reveals that malicious actors are imitating tech companies in an effort to compromise corporate systems.

Domain name systems (DNS) has been undergirding the internet for more than four decades — and still it’s a daily pathway for cyberattacks.

Attacks related to Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure have been on the rise and most organizations aren’t prepared for the onslaught. 

A new report released by Corero Network Security reveals carpet bomb distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks increased 300% in 2022.

When quantum computing makes its entrance, it could eviscerate online communications. Cybersecurity efforts to prevent quantum attacks can’t wait.

The top universities in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia are lagging on basic cybersecurity measures, according to new Proofpoint research.

There are four notable emerging cybersecurity threats in the domain name space organizations need to be aware of for improved brand protection. 

Online risk mitigation specialists DNProtect released details of their market report that exposes a high number of security issues related to the domain names that Fortune 500 companies rely upon for business and consumer interaction. The report serves as an early warning indicator of possible security threats and open windows for domain theft or service disruption. The market release follows a number of recent high profile cases involving GoDaddy, Network Solutions, and other registrars where critical domain names were stolen, resulting in disruptions that can easily impact millions of Internet users.