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Top-tier ransomware and advanced threat protection that's user-friendly and offers complete visibility and precise control over all your devices
What We Provide
Cybersecurity solutions for the cyber threats of today and tomorrow
Bitdefender GravityZone
Built on the GravityZone modular platform, Bitdefender GravityZone Business Security utilizes top-tier prevention, detection, and blocking capabilities. It employs proven machine learning techniques, behavioral analysis, and continuous process monitoring. When a threat is detected, GravityZone takes immediate action, including process terminations, quarantine, and rollback of malicious changes.
Trend Micro
Improving the quality of traffic to a website from search engines. Optimizing the website's content. Optimizing keyword research. Meta tag optimization and links. User-friendly, mobile-responsive.
Email Security
Our email delivery platform proactively blocks spam and phishing to deliver email more reliably. analytics and research.
Prevent your servers from getting blacklisted in the first place.
We carefully manage our IP reputation with email receivers.
DNS Security
While we consistently deliver on the speed you want, we make it our mission to deliver on the stability and reliability you need and expect.
Operating on the world's largest Dual Anycast network isn't just something nice to say, it's what assure you can rely on it. Running a dual network allows us to proactively and seamlessly take a datacenter off our global network whenever a catastrophic event or maintenance occurs.
Providing seamless DNS resolution across our Dual Anycast network is achieved through redundancy, with load balancing, over redundant fiber connectivity, power protection, backup generators, and off-site backups. It also allows us to do non-disruptive maintenance on our network more easily than other DNS resolvers.
Web Content Filtering
Content filtering is the act of blocking unwanted web content and allowing “appropriate” or “favorable” content to be visitable. we do content filtering at the DNS level backed by our machine learning, Webshrinker.
Our machine learning has been trained to categorize never-before-seen sites, meaning we have the most accurate and up-to-date content classification available. Customers can choose from over 35 content categories, 7 threat categories, and safe search options that they can block or allow.
This gives our users the ability to completely customize the content they’d like to block and allow.
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Cloud-based solutions have allowed businesses to shift their operations to remote, allowing employees to work with an internet connection.
Modern cybersecurity requires intelligent, dynamic DNS protection
Types Of Threat Protection We Deliver
The cybersecurity landscape is ever evolving, with new threat vectors and sophisticated scams emerging every year. The one thing they all have in common? They originate online. DNS protection is the only security layer that shields your company from all threats that originate online by scanning, categorizing, and blocking hacked websites.
CRYPTOJACKING
Cryptojacking is a malicious form of mining cryptocurrency, sometimes referred to as simply cryptomining malware. Victims of cryptojacking experience the unauthorized takeover of their computer or network so the hackers can “mine” cryptocurrency. Compared to other malicious domain techniques leveraged by threat actors, cryptojacking is relatively new.
DNS POISONING
DNS poisoning. DNS cache poisoning. DNS spoofing. Many names for the same thing: A way for threat actors to insert false DNS records to route traffic intended for a legitimate domain to a fake one. It's called “poisoning” because the false entry (the poison) is injected into the system at a single point and can spread throughout the system, affecting other points. This results in the end user attempting to access a usually safe site, like twitter.com, and getting redirected to the spoofed version.
DNS TUNNELING
DNS tunneling is a strategy used by black hats to create a covert channel into a victim’s computer or organization’s network. The channel created provides a means of encapsulating a malicious payload within DNS queries to take advantage of the relatively unrestricted flow of DNS traffic—especially in scenarios where almost all other traffic is restricted. DNS tunneling can be detected by performing DNS query analysis or traffic analysis.
MALWARE
“Malware” is short for “malicious software” meant to harm or exploit a service, network, or device usually for financial gain. These malicious attacks can be used to exfiltrate data that can then be sold on the darkweb, to hold the data ransom (as in ransomware attacks), or in outright destruction of valuable data.
PHISHING
No one is safe from a phishing attack. Phishing is a type of social engineering attack where someone tries to trick the user into revealing information. This is most often done via malicious websites and emails. Email phishing happens when an email from a sender appears to come from someone you know, but it's actually from a malicious actor. It could be an email from your bank, for example, but what you don't know is that the email actually came from a fake email account and not your bank.
RANSOMWARE
Traditional ransomware is a type of malware that renders a device (or files and applications on that device) unusable unless the owner pays a ransom to hackers. The device owners are then in the difficult position of either choosing to pay the ransom in exchange for a decryption key (without a clear guarantee they will receive the decryption key) or revert systems to backups and avoid paying the ransom altogether.
ZERO DAY THREATS
A zero-day threat is an attack that has not been seen before and does not match any known malware signatures. It is referred to as a "zero-day" threat because once the flaw is eventually discovered, the developer or organization has "zero days" to then come up with a solution.
TYPOSQUATTING
Threat actors use typosquatting because they're relying on internet users to make mistakes. You'll mistype a domain name and find yourself on a site that looks like the one you wanted to land on anyway. If you looked closely at the URL you entered, you'd likely realize the mistake. But the goal here is to look identical to the original site it is mimicking. Typosquatting domains are traditionally used in phishing attacks.