Domains, DNS, and TLS Certificates

Your DNS is being compromised right now, and you might not even know it. Misconfigured DNS, with insecure redirects, dangling A records, and CNAMEs, aren’t just technical debt – they’re serious threat vectors. Attackers are actively exploiting these vulnerabilities to hijack your traffic, impersonate your brand, and steal critical customer or company data. These aren’t […]

The IT Director is the one who receives the stress-inducing, “Critical”, “Urgent”, “ASAP”, “Priority 1”, “Production Critical”, “Revenue Impacting”, or “Brand Damaging” emails at all hours from the NOC because of a domain-related issue.

Over the past decades of domain, DNS and certificate management in the enterprise, there was and is a constant state of fuzzy ownership change. It is more the hot potato in IT where a lack of ownership has created a mess of hidden exposure to all but the technically curious. If you are an IT Director at a large organization, you will likely see yourself in this story.

At the end of every year, there are a flurry of prediction articles that we all like to read. Predictions hold the ‘promise of the possible’.

When any business launches a new innovative service, particularly a technology service, it is critical to listen to prospect questions extremely carefully.

Flawed business processes make this complex operational area effort-intensive, costly, and exposed to security risks.