Welcome to DNS Gate Zero, your security provider around DNS! Because it’s all about Stage Zero.
Updating your security solutions using threats feeds originated from Threat Intelligence Teams is not effective and it’s time consuming. Don’t leave this gap in between a new threat comes out you get hited by it!
DNS Gate Zero enforce policies to protect all your assets in the network (Servers, Endpoints, IoT) everything really that supports DNS and reduce attack surface before they become breaches.
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| Prevent |
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| Stop the threats other companies miss | Simplify threat response through integration and automation | Optimize security efficiencies, substantially reduce false positives, and enable security compliance |
What do we get using this method?
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Malware obstruction Block outbound connections to newly minted and used domains by leveraging NOD Response Policy Zones on DNS Servers; thus, disrupting techniques commonly used by modern malware. |
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Phishing protection Take immediate action in case of suspected brand phishing, confusion or dilution when new names are detected. New domains are often used to trick users by creating a lookalike site. These domains are dangerous until they are classified and blocked. They can be blocked for periods of time by leveraging NOD Response Policy Zones on DNS Servers. |
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Spam filtering
Filter email of very young domains (e.g., five minutes old or newer, 30 minutes old or newer, etc.) by adding SpamAssassin rules that readily consume this DNSBL. Most email coming from new, lookalike domains can be malicious. It’s good practice to protect users from these messages. |
This provides network security managers with the ability to block connections to domain names based on their age such as from domains less than 3 minutes old.
How we do it?
Using Passive DNS from the Point-of-Presence Grids around the World to collect, digest and pull into a RPZ feed where we embedded in our DNS engines. Provides organizations with real-time actionable insights based on the newness of a domain.