<ul><li>The Domain Name System (DNS) can be a valuable tool for stopping attacks and preventing attacks from happening.</li><li>Whenever a new domain name is registered, that information is stored in DNS.</li><li>DNS footprints are visible, if you know what to look for—five of the seven steps in the Cyber Kill Chain use DNS in one way or another.</li><li>DNS can be used proactively to find suspicious domains before they are active and before they are seen in a network during an attack.</li><li>DNS-powered investigations can find clusters of domains all at once.</li><li>DNS matters for everyone and can be used to stop attacks on individuals or enterprises.</li><li>Governments around the world are exploring options to provide protective DNS to their citizens.</li><li>Infoblox Threat Intel uses DNS to find and track suspicious domains and Traffic Distribution Systems (TDSs).</li><li>DNS complements other security tools but also provides the opportunity to stop attacks before they ever begin.</li><li>The power, simplicity, and pervasiveness of DNS makes it a tool that can improve security for everyone.</li></ul>

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Secure Our World with DNS

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