Why DNS Is Not Secure

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United States Check Point Software
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As DNS is a trusted protocol, most organizations allow it to freely enter and leave their networks. Itai Greenberg, Chief Strategy Officer at Check Point, discusses why DNS is not secure and what organizations can do to block zero-day DNS attacks.



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