Name: Why Security Professionals Should Care About DNS
Start: 2023-09-13T15:00:00Z
End: 2023-09-13T15:01:00.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Infoblox unites networking and security to deliver unmatched performance and protection. Trusted by Fortune 100 companies and emerging innovators, we provide real-time visibility and control over who and what connects to your network, so your organization runs faster and stops threats earlier.

AI-driven automation is poised to revolutionize network and security operations—but only if it’s built on accurate, authoritative data. Today, fragmented discovery tools and incomplete CMDBs create systemic risk, slowing innovation and amplifying operational blind spots. EMA’s latest research shows that while 73% of enterprises see AI as a game-changer, poor data quality remains the top barrier. This webinar brings together thought leaders from Infoblox, EMA, and ServiceNow to explore how real-time network truth can unify NetOps and SecOps, eliminate blind spots, and unlock a future where AI becomes an enabler of resilience, agility, and innovation across NOC and SOC environments.

From Blind Spots to Breakthrough: How Accurate Data Visibility Enables AI to Transform NetOps and SecOps

Cybersecurity has entered a new era—one where machine-speed attacks, single-use malicious infrastructure, and AI-driven adversaries are rendering traditional detect-and-respond models dangerously insufficient. CISOs are shifting toward preemptive security—finding exposures before attackers do, blocking threats before connection, and making prevention an operational discipline. 

Join Jeffrey Vinson (former CISO, Harris Health), Andy Ellis (former CISO, Akamai), and Danelle Au (VP, Product & Solutions Marketing, Infoblox) as they break down what preemptive security really means and how to implement it inside modern enterprises. 

Walk away with practical guidance and best practices on: 
- Rebalancing your security strategy for preemptive security versus detection and response 
- How to structure teams for a preemptive security operating model 
- Demonstrating value and building measurable, board-ready KPIs

A CISO Panel: Preemptive Security in an AI World

As organizations expand across hybrid, multi-cloud environments, operational complexity and the pace of change continue to rise. Manual processes and fragmented workflows can no longer keep up with the demands of modern, AI-driven digital infrastructure—automation has become the foundation for agility, efficiency and governance.

In this session, we’ll explore how automating critical network services—DNS, DHCP and IP address management (DDI)—eliminates manual bottlenecks in your infrastructure, transforming it into a strategic enabler.

Join Infoblox and Red Hat Ansible experts to learn how automation can accelerate provisioning, reduce configuration errors, strengthen governance and enable seamless collaboration across NetOps, CloudOps and DevOps teams.


Why Attend?

· Discover how to build a holistic automation strategy that aligns operational practices with business goals.

· Understand how to integrate with the existing continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline.

· Learn how Network Source of Truth (NSoT) improves visibility, prevents IP conflicts and reduces outages across hybrid environments.

The Automation Advantage: Accelerating Agility and Efficiency in the Hybrid, Multi-Cloud Era

Cyber threats continue to evolve, and the DNS layer is increasingly being targeted by sophisticated actors. Join our upcoming Threat Briefing to gain insights into the latest trends shaping the DNS threat landscape and learn proactive steps you can take to strengthen your organization’s defenses. 

In this session, you’ll discover: 

· Current and emerging DNS-based attack trends 

· How threat actors are exploiting DNS to bypass detection mechanisms 

· Seasonal threat risks impacting individuals and organizations 

· Key recommendations from Infoblox threat intelligence experts

Threat Briefing Q4 2025

How can state-of-the-art technology revolutionize the live sports experience? For Aaron Cook, Chief Information Officer of Miller Sports + Entertainment (MS+E), this is not just an interesting thought experiment. Answering that question is literally his job. In this conversation with Cricket Liu, Infoblox Executive Vice President and Chief Evangelist, Cook is joined by Billy Byers, Senior NOC Engineer of NetCuras, MS+E’s technology partner. They will share how they executed their vision for The Ballpark at America First Square—a brand-new minor league baseball stadium and entertainment district in South Jordan, Utah. 

Join us to learn about: 

- How MS+E solved the challenges of building a network foundation versatile enough to support ballpark IT systems, vendor operations, concessions and guest Wi-Fi for tens of thousands of fans 
- Why they wanted to build not just a ballpark, but a showcase for the modern digital stadium experience 
- How MS+E accelerated deployment to be ready for opening day 
- Why network resiliency, manageability and flexibility are so important for live sports venues, where thousands of spectators and hundreds of critical business systems depend on getting foundational network services right

Building the Digital Stadium of the Future—Today: A Conversation with Miller Sports + Entertainment

Cloud workloads are often exposed to attacks, and adversaries are innovating faster than most defenses can keep up. AI-generated attacks, and covert data exfiltration are just a few of the risks security leaders must address in 2025. To effectively defend against sophisticated attacks, we need a different approach—one that begins with detecting threats preemptively, at the earliest stage of the attack lifecycle: the DNS layer.   

In this session, Google Cloud and Infoblox security experts will: 
- Break down the top 5 risks facing cloud workloads and why they matter to your business. 
- Share recent attacker techniques—from domain generation algorithms to ransomware C2 channels—that bypass traditional defenses. 
- Explore how protective DNS and Google Cloud DNS Armor fit into a preemptive security strategy that blocks attacks earlier and strengthens resilience for cloud workloads and beyond.

Top 5 Cloud Workload Risks in 2025 – How Google Cloud and DNS Security Stop Them Before Impact

Since the inception of DNS, cyber attacks that leverage the protocol have mushroomed. More than 90% of malware uses DNS in some form. The ubiquity of DNS, coupled with its historic lack of security controls have made it a prevalent attack vector today.

Knowledge of DNS is crucial for security teams. Understanding its vulnerabilities and how to leverage the protective capabilities of DNS can help you mitigate those threats.

Join Cricket Liu, Chief DNS Evangelist, and a panel of experts as they explore:

- How malware uses DNS and threat actors leverage DNS
- Why governments are implementing regulations recommending protective DNS services for public and private industry
- How DNS can be leveraged in zero trust architectures
- How to leverage your DNS infrastructure to improve your security posture

Why Security Professionals Should Care About DNS

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Zero Trust Architecture

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