Cyber Defense Magazine Innovator Spotlight: DNSFilter

In today’s digital age, cybersecurity can often feel like a daunting challenge, with the constant fear of being just one click away from a potential compromise. For Timothy (TK) Keanini, CTO of DNSFilter, this is a reality that many face daily. DNSFilter steps in to mitigate these risks, playing a crucial role in blocking malicious clicks and creating a safer internet environment for everyone—whether for work, living, or play.

DNSFilter is truly at the forefront of cybersecurity, resolving approximately 130 billion DNS requests every day. Their platform operates as a gatekeeper, blocking up to 3 billion malicious queries daily, which gives them an unparalleled global perspective on the tactics attackers use to deceive users into interacting with harmful websites. By intercepting threats at the DNS layer, DNSFilter provides the first line of defense against cyberattacks, often before users even realize they are at risk.

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