3 Risks of Status Quo for Your DNS
As the landscape evolves whether through acquisition, mergers, or overall technology consolidations, what are the risks of keeping your existing solutions in place?
When it comes to DNS, customers tell us keeping unsupported products for their managed DNS results in the:
- Difficulty to make updates or changes when outages impact your business.
- Lack of innovation that halts rolling out new applications and keeping up with user growth.
- Loss of expertise limits the ability to leverage next-gen DNS initiatives like DNSSEC.
Join NS1 Product Manager, Terry Bernstein, and learn how to overcome the risks of status-quo DNS services.
When it comes to DNS, customers tell us keeping unsupported products for their managed DNS results in the:
- Difficulty to make updates or changes when outages impact your business.
- Lack of innovation that halts rolling out new applications and keeping up with user growth.
- Loss of expertise limits the ability to leverage next-gen DNS initiatives like DNSSEC.
Join NS1 Product Manager, Terry Bernstein, and learn how to overcome the risks of status-quo DNS services.
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