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To Open Weight or Not to Open Weight—That Should NOT Be the Question
The cybersecurity industry is approaching an uncomfortable inflection point. AI is rapidly becoming capable of doing work that once required highly skilled security researchers: navigating unfamiliar codebases, finding vulnerabilities, building exploit chains, testing hypotheses and sustaining complex operations for long periods of time. Frontier AI models are not just about discovering vulnerabilities anymore. They can […]
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Using Infoblox Threat Defense™ to Control AI Access
How Infoblox uses its own DNS security platform to govern access to generative AI services across the enterprise What Problem Are We Solving? The rapid growth of AI, generative AI and chatbot platforms has created new security and governance challenges. While these tools can improve productivity, unmanaged access introduces risks including data leakage, intellectual property […]
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Infoblox Supports the Next Generation of Cyber Talent at Cyber Battle Australia
As cyberthreats continue to evolve, so does the need to inspire and equip the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. At Cyber Battle Australia, students did more than compete, they stepped into a real-world cybersecurity environment designed to challenge their thinking, sharpen their skills and open doors to future careers. The Capture the Flag (CTF) style […]
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Drop Something? Don’t Worry, Someone Caught it
An old domain is not always old trust. Dropcatch activity gives previously registered domains a second life, sometimes under very different ownership. Infoblox Threat Intel | Dropcatch series | Part 1 of 3 Executive Summary Every day, tens of thousands of domain names expire and become available for registration. Some fade away and are never […]
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$7 Million in Expired Domains Fuel a Streaming Empire with a Malware Secret
Sable Squirrel spends millions on expired domains to deliver illegal gambling, streaming, RAT malware, and ransomware in a massive cybercriminal enterprise. Infoblox Threat Intel | Dropcatch series | Part 2 of 3 Executive Summary A decade-old news site, a failed startup’s domain, a former corporate campaign, and a football club website do not usually end up in the same […]
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Dropcatch Scavengers: Expired Malicious Domains Become Cash Cows
Dropcatch actors inherit traffic from compromised websites by acquiring expired malicious domains and redirecting victims to scams and malware. Infoblox Threat Intel | Dropcatch series | Part 3 of 3 Executive Summary Purchasing expired domains from legitimate companies is a well-known threat actor trick. By acquiring these domains, a practice called dropcatch, they gain the […]
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How Many Agents Does Your Company Have?
I’ll be honest, I couldn’t give you a definitive answer if you ask me how many AI agents are running at Infoblox. I have a rough sense of magnitude and a handful of registries, but no comprehensive count or understanding. I don’t think I’m an anomaly. If anything, the pace of agent creation reflects something […]
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Stop Finding Out About Network Problems from Your Helpdesk
Announcing the General Availability of Infoblox IQ™ for DDI There’s a morning every network engineer knows. Users can’t reach internal applications. The helpdesk is lighting up. Your senior engineer is pulled into a war room with logs that don’t tell the full story, reconstructing a timeline from three different tools while the ticket count climbs. […]
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Welcoming Kentik: Closing the Gap with Network Truth, Opening the Door to Agentic Operations
Today, we officially welcome Kentik to Infoblox, and what stood out to me well before the deal closed was how clearly our teams aligned on the problems that matter most. Both companies built their businesses around helping customers solve complex infrastructure and security challenges at scale. Just as important, we share a commitment to technical […]
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What the Infoblox 2026 Threat Landscape Report Reveals About Cybercrime
Cybercrime Has Become an Industrialized Economy Cybercrime has evolved from isolated attacks into a sophisticated, industrialized economy powered by frontier AI, automation and specialized criminal services. Today’s attackers operate less like opportunistic hackers and more like businesses—renting infrastructure, purchasing phishing kits, outsourcing money laundering and using AI to generate convincing social engineering campaigns at unprecedented […]
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AI’s First Move Is a Name Lookup
In the agentic era, DNS is where you make AI visible, governable and safe. Before an AI agent calls a model, queries a tool or hands off to another agent, it does something so trivial that almost no one watches it. It looks up a name. That step may look ordinary. It is not. At […]
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Seeing What Attackers See: External Attack Surface Management Changes the Exposure Game
A Fortune 100 retailer found a subdomain they’d forgotten they owned. It wasn’t just exposed. It had already been taken over by an attacker. And their existing attack surface tool had never surfaced it. That story stuck with me because I hear a version of it constantly. Security teams start with alerts or known vulnerabilities. […]
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