How security vendors are aiding Ukraine

by DNSFilter Team on Mar 7, 2022 12:00:00 AM

Since Russia launched a full-scale military invasion into Ukraine on February 23, a series of cyberattacks have been detected targeting Ukrainian businesses, websites and government agencies amid the ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, organizations in the cybersecurity sector have begun taking action to provide help and support to those directly and subsequently impacted by cyber incidents relating to the Ukraine-Russia crisis. Here is a list of the cybersecurity vendors currently known to be offering aid.

DNSFilter: DNS security provider DNSFilter has started a coalition of technology vendors to drive donations to Ukraine. It is also providing its DNS security solution to those in the country that have been impacted by the invasion free of charge.

Topics: DNSFilter in the News

Part 2: TK Keanini featured in ITPro Today Cybersecurity Trends and Predictions 2025

By 2025, zero trust will be the dominant architecture model, fully replacing outdated perimeter-based models. Security controls will focus increasingly on the workforce and workloads rather than just the workplace, leading to enhanced protection across diverse environments.

Part 1: TK Keanini featured in ITPro Today Cybersecurity Trends and Predictions 2025

By 2025, generative AI will be integrated into nearly every business and department, significantly boosting productivity. However, this will also introduce new security risks that organizations will need to address. Simply automating tasks won't be enough. A focus on secure automation and responsible AI practices will be essential. Additionally, creating cyber exploits will become easier, as the barrier to entry lowers. Individuals will need to t...