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Bringing Native Oracle Cloud Discovery to Infoblox
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is rapidly becoming a strategic platform for enterprise workloads. Oracle reported 93 percent year-over-year infrastructure cloud revenue growth in FY2026,1 while 89 percent of enterprises operate across multiple cloud providers,2 making Oracle Cloud an increasingly important part of the enterprise cloud landscape. As multi-cloud adoption grows, NetOps and CloudOps teams are […]
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Why Integrations Matter When Discovery Starts from the Network
Many enterprise customers discuss their challenge with asset visibility. But the real problem is not just a lack of visibility. It is the operational drag that follows when teams do not have a complete and trustworthy view of the assets connected to their network. In many environments, teams only see a portion of their assets, […]
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See Everything. Know What to Do Next. Why Infoblox + Kentik Changes the Game
It started with a question from one of our customers. A device on their network made a DNS query to resolve a malicious host. They could see the query, but they couldn’t see what that device touched next. So they asked a simple question: “What if we could pull up a single map of everything […]
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Fake Installers, Fake Reviews, Fake Services – Real Proxies, Real Victims
Executive Summary Residential proxies are one of the hottest topics in cybersecurity today. Turns out, they are often not in residences, and they facilitate a wide range of criminal activity. In the simplest terms, a little piece of software in a TV, digital picture frame, or your phone might enable a company to sell access […]
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Protective DNS Takes on the Global Scam Economy: Inside a Standout Session at Infosecurity Europe 2026
“Right now, most DNS servers are complicit in the crime.” Craig Sanderson did not ease his audience into that conclusion. Speaking on the Cyber Strategies Stage at ExCeL London on Wednesday, June 3, our cybersecurity strategist opened the Infoblox Infosecurity Europe 2026 session, Using Protective DNS to Dismantle Global Scam Networks, with a premise most […]
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Residential Proxies: Why DNS Is the Stronger Play
Our threat intelligence team recently published a detailed analysis of residential proxy abuse—tracking the actors, mapping the infrastructure and documenting the scale at which these networks are being exploited. It is excellent research, and if you haven’t read it, you should. But I want to make an argument that goes beyond what threat intelligence alone […]
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NIST Just Connected DNS Security to Its Most Widely Adopted Framework, NIST CSF v2.0
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 is the most widely adopted cybersecurity framework in the world. Organizations across sectors and geographies use it to structure their security programs, report to boards and regulators, and benchmark their maturity. When something is mapped to CSF 2.0, it becomes visible to the […]
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In the Age of AI, Trusted Infrastructure Data Isn’t Optional
For a long time, it was okay to have a broken configuration management database (CMDB). I don’t mean anyone was happy about it. I mean the cost of being wrong was something most organizations could absorb. A configuration item was stale, a record was orphaned, a cloud asset spun up and disappeared before anyone wrote […]
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Meet Your Security Analyst’s New Teammate: Infoblox IQ for Threat Defense
When Threats Move at AI Speed, You Need to Respond at AI Speed Threat investigation and response has always been a complex, cumbersome process. Alerts came in; analysts triaged them mostly manually, painstakingly looking at logs, trying to identify which ones were critical and then kicking off remediation actions again with a lot of manual […]
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From San Pedro to Salinas: How a Chinese Framework “DCloud Uni-App” Powers a Global Scam Economy
In 2024, a small Argentine town called San Pedro became the focus of international press coverage after thousands of residents (approximately 20% of the total population), including the chief of police and members of the city council, discovered that a cryptocurrency platform they had invested in and been promoting was a coordinated scam. The platform, […]
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Hot Take: Operation Endgame VS SocGholish
A multinational law enforcement action, part of Operation Endgame, has disrupted SocGholish, a notorious malware framework known for fake updates that provides initial access to other cybercriminals, including EvilCorp. This week, law enforcement and private-industry partners have taken down 106 servers and domains and remediated 14.971 compromised WordPress websites. These websites fuel SocGholish’s fire. Infoblox […]
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Human Judgment Hacks: How Lookalike Domains Work
Lookalike attack success does not rely on exploiting software flaws or compromised infrastructure. It plays on human tendencies to read what we expect, accept what we see and mentally autocorrect what we read. By designing domain names that resemble common services, roles or contexts, attackers exploit how people recognize and trust familiar patterns. These attacks […]
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