How Modern Security Teams Fight Today's Cyber Threats
The modern cybersecurity landscape has fundamentally shifted as remote and hybrid work become the norm. Traditional perimeter-based defenses are no longer sufficient as employees connect from different locations, use personal or unmanaged devices, and sometimes bypass VPNs, creating significant blind spots for security teams. DNS-layer security has emerged as a critical first line of defense, blocking malicious domains before they ever reach the network perimeter. By routing DNS requests through a single provider, organizations can enforce consistent security policies for users both on and off the corporate network, reduce alert fatigue, and build greater business resilience.
In this guide, you'll learn how
- DNS-layer security blocks malicious domains before any IP connection is established, stopping attacks earlier in the kill chain.
- 88% of organizations plan to increase cybersecurity spending, with 41% prioritizing cloud security solutions.
- Routing all DNS requests through a single provider ensures uniform security policies across network, endpoint, and mobile devices, on and off the corporate network.