Government Events and Resources

"Traffic for DNS lookups often goes largely unmonitored by many security tools. Whereas web and email traffic are often closely scrutinized, DNS traffic largely represents a blind spot for such defenses." Sound ...

Infoblox participated as an exhibitor sponsor at the Nevada Digital Government Summit on Thursday, December 11, 2025, at the M Resort Spa & Casino in Henderson, NV. We enjoyed connecting with you there!   Infoblox empowers ...

Infoblox participated as an exhibitor sponsor at the Eastern Defense Summit 2025 at the Charleston Area Convention Center, where the team connected with attendees at booth 216. The Eastern ...

The 2025 Alamo ACE, held December 2–5 at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa, brought together military, industry and academia for keynotes, panels, training, and networking focused on cybersecurity and future operations.

MS-ISAC’s free Protective DNS (MDBR) ended on October 1. With funding discontinued, the need to act is urgent. But this moment presents more than just a replacement decision; it’s an opportunity to upgrade this critical layer of cyber defense. Infoblox Threat Defense is the mature, best-in-class ...

Infoblox participated in the Washington Digital Government Summit, which brought together public sector leaders and technology professionals to explore innovative solutions for addressing government challenges. Key themes included cybersecurity, digital transformation, AI implementation, data governance and fostering ...

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In today’s threat landscape, DNS is no longer just the phonebook of the internet. It’s a battleground. Threat actors are exploiting DNS with unprecedented speed and sophistication, leveraging ephemeral domains, traffic distribution systems (TDS), domain hijacking and adversarial AI to evade detection and scale ...