Infoblox

Meet us at Black Hat USA 2025! 🎩 As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, securing the foundation of your network has never been more critical. Our team will be onsite sharing how our DNS-first approach helps organizations protect what others overlook. 📍 Book a meeting: https://brnw.ch/21wUapn #BHUSA #BlackHat2025 #DNS #Cybersecurity #Infoblox

The countdown to Black Hat is well underway! 🚀 We can’t wait to be there with exciting news about our threat intel findings over the past 12 months. 🎥 Watch this quick preview from Infoblox Threat Researcher Brent Eskridge, Ph.D. Eskridge, and join us onsite at booth #2051: https://brnw.ch/21wUBfc #BHUSA #SoftwareSupplyChain #Cybersecurity #DNS #Infoblox

🎉 Happy National Intern Day! 🎉 At Infoblox, our interns dive into meaningful projects, build new skills, and make a real impact from day one. We asked the 2025 cohort to share a few words about their experience-and their quotes say it best 💬👇 Read more: https://brnw.ch/21wUzY8 #NationalInternDay

One to add to your Black Hat agenda! 📅 Catch Infoblox’s Senior Director of Threat Intel Dave Mitchell on August 6 as he breaks down evolving threats and risk of cyberattacks in the software supply chain. Wednesday, 8/6: 3:50–4:10 PM #BHUSA #SoftwareSupplyChain #Cybersecurity #DNS #Infoblox

Are you attending Black Hat 2025? 🎩 Dr. Renée Burton and the Infoblox Threat Intel team will be onsite, sharing insights from our latest research on VexTrio and malicious adtech. 📅 Schedule a meeting to connect, learn, and discover what’s next in securing your org. https://brnw.ch/21wUvCf #BHUSA #SoftwareSupplyChain #Cybersecurity #DNS #Infoblox

Open-source and third-party code is a growing target—and the software supply chain is under attack. Attending Black Hat? Join Dave Mitchell Senior Director of Threat Intel at Infoblox, for a powerful panel on how adversaries are embedding backdoors into trusted software—and how your org can stay protected. 📅 Wednesday, Aug 6 🕒 3:50–4:10 PM 📍 Theater B https://brnw.ch/21wUpbh #BHUSA #SoftwareSupplyChain #Cybersecurity #DNS #Infoblox

Network modernization shouldn’t stop at the surface. If DNS, DHCP, and IPAM are still running on legacy infrastructure, you're not just behind—you’re at risk. Outages, security gaps, and manual inefficiencies are costing organizations millions. Infoblox’s latest guide shows what enterprise-grade DDI really looks like—and why it’s essential for any hybrid, multi-cloud strategy. 📘 Don’t Build Your Tomorrow on Yesterday’s Critical Network Services 👉https://brnw.ch/21wUnmr

Black Hat 2025 is almost here! What are you most excited for? https://brnw.ch/21wUlxR #BHUSA #SoftwareSupplyChain #Cybersecurity #DNS #Infoblox

DNS: The Internet's Hidden Attack Vector? Most of us think of DNS as just plumbing—essential but invisible. But what if I told you attackers are now hiding malware inside DNS itself? A recent WIRED article reveals how threat actors are embedding hex-encoded malware in DNS TXT records—bypassing traditional firewalls, AV tools, and even endpoint detection. And it's not just hitting systems... it's also targeting AI platforms via prompt injection. Here’s why this matters: ✔️ It exploits a layer we trust but rarely inspect. ✔️ DNS traffic usually flies under the radar—exactly why it’s now being weaponized. ✔️ Standard security tools won’t catch it. This isn’t your usual phishing email. If your defenses don't inspect DNS deeply, this threat will slip through. It can compromise AI systems. Yes—LLMs like #ChatGPT can be manipulated via DNS-based command injection. Think about that for enterprise AI workflows. So what can you do? Solutions like Infoblox are built for this. With deep DNS analytics, threat intel, and DNS tunneling detection, they give you the visibility and control standard tools lack—especially important with DNS over HTTPS hiding even more traffic. Let’s make DNS security part of the mainstream conversation. Scott Harrell Mitch Breen Mukesh Gupta Padmini K. Dr. Reshmi Yandapalli (Dr. Y) Ryan Makelky #DNS #Infoblox #NetworkSecurity #DNSSEC https://lnkd.in/gTfqKYfk

NIST’s revisions to 800-81r3 signal a shift on how organizations are thinking about DNS. Read Coleman Mehta’s byline in Federal News Network on why DNS can no longer be treated as an afterthought in your cybersecurity strategy: https://brnw.ch/21wUjrZ