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Girma Nigusse

Why DNS Firewalls Should Become the Next Hot Thing in Enterprise Security

October 15, 2011

"Much as firewalls and IDS/IPS solutions have become critical — and expected —pieces of an enterprise’s security infrastructure, attention must now turn to DNS resolvers as an essential strategic security asset. Secure DNS resolvers function as a firewall for DNS, adding a vital layer of defense to combat the deluge of advanced persistent threats (APT) and other malware that circumvent traditional perimeter defenses."

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