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The OpenText Security Solutions threat intelligence team is sharing mid- year updates to our 2022 BrightCloud® ThreatReport. Protective DNS services are essential components of today’s cyber resilience strategies because its protection not only offers added privacy, but also acts as a robust defense against malware.
We learned, for instance, that even IT pros could use a refresher on basic password hygiene through securityawareness training. A more substantive lesson is the importance of defense in depth, an approach that prioritizes mutually reinforcing layers of security. DNSsecurity solutions are one way of addressing this risk.
In fact, phishing attacks spiked by 510% from just January – February 2020, according to the 2021 ThreatReport. Overall, 76% of executives report that phishing is still up compared to before the pandemic. The report cites training as one of the most effective tools.
Use hardened internal and external DNS servers by applying Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), along with registry locking domains; looking at certificate validation; and implementing email authentication like DMARC, SPF and DKIM.
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