Organizations believe they are IT security compliant. They aren’t.
External DNS attack surface exposures are persistently causing cyber-attacks, ransomware, and data breaches.
Your external DNS is vulnerable to attack.
Every enterprise depends on DNS, yet even small cracks in configuration can expose critical systems. From hijacked domains to failed TLS certificates, attackers target weak points to cause outages, fraud, and compliance failures. Learn how to protect your business from these threats.
Domain hijacking
Stolen domains can redirect your web traffic putting users at risk of data theft, phishing, or spamming.
Man-in-the-Middle breaches
DNS spoofing or cache poisoning can redirect your site visitors to malicious websites or servers.
Orphaned CNAMES in zone files
Dangling CNAMEs risk web page takeover and brand damage e.g., gambling, porn, or brand look alike sites.
Non-secure redirect domains
Insecure redirects can enable Man-in-the-Middle and eavesdropping to steal customer and company data.
DNSSEC configuration errors
DNSSEC failure exposes your web traffic and customers to hijacking, fraud, and brand damage.
TLS certificate issues
Failed certs and loss of encryption expose your users’ web sessions, and risk data interception.
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