DNS Under Siege, So What?

by DNSFilter Team on Jul 12, 2022 12:00:00 AM

DNS is a big topic, and you may be asking yourself why. DNS is officially middle-aged. And with that middle-age comes some more problems. These issues have caused a situation where it's increasingly evident that DNS needs to evolve, mature, or simply revise (2.0?) itself ... but into what? And why? Listen to Ken Carnesi from DNSFilter who joins James & Rafal to talk about the challenges and the future, and why it's still such a an issue today.

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