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Infoblox | Preemptive DNS security in the age of AI | 14th, 15th, 16th July 2026

Cyberthreat models are changing fast, and many traditional approaches are struggling to keep up.
AI-driven campaigns, dynamic attacker infrastructure, phishing, DNS tunneling, encrypted DNS, and external digital abuse are shrinking the response window and exposing gaps in existing security stacks. That is why we are hosting a 3-day webinar series on how DNS helps organizations move from reactive detection to preemptive security.
Across the series, we’ll cover how to::
♦ Why the current security approaches miss early threat signals
♦ How DNS helps block malicious activity before users and workloads connect
♦ How to preempt ransomware and other advance threats
♦ How Protective DNS elevates existing NGFW and SASE Platforms
♦ How to address DNS exfiltration, tunneling and DoH-based evasion
♦ How SOC Insights and Digital Risk Protection help reduce risk faster
♦ How DNS security supports stronger operational readiness aligned to NIST-best practices and the DPDP Act’s focus on protecting digital personal data
We will also showcase relevant Infoblox capabilities and demos, including Threat Defense, Threat Intelligence, DNS Infrastructure Protection, SOC Insights, Cybersecurity Ecosystem, and Digital Risk Protection Services.
Day 1 | Why current approaches no longer suffice
The threat landscape has changed. Your defenses must too.
A look at how AI-driven attacks and dynamic attacker infrastructure are changing the threat landscape, and why DNS is often the earliest practical control point.
Day 2 | Protective DNS in modern security architectures
Where DNS security fits with NGFW, SASE, and beyond.
How DNS security complements NGFW and SASE solutions while helping stop DNS exfiltration, tunneling and encrypted DNS evasion.
Day 3 | From detection to action
Less alert noise. Earlier action. Smarter SOC operations.
How NIST best practices, Infoblox SOC Insights and Digital Risk Protection help security teams reduce alert overload, and act earlier against advanced threats.
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