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Infoblox

Infoblox is an American company founded in 1999 by Stuart Bailey, based in Santa Clara, California. It specializes in providing DNS, DHCP, and IPAM management solutions, offering products that enable automation and security of network infrastructure. Infoblox serves customers worldwide, helping them ensure network reliability and security.

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    Infoblox BloxOne Threat Defense

    Infoblox BloxOne Threat Defense is an intelligent Protective DNS solution that protects your business before threats can cause damage.

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    Infoblox DDI

    Infoblox DDI is an integrated solution for managing DNS, DHCP, and IP addresses (IPAM) that provides complete visibility, control, and security across your entire network infrastructure—whether it's on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments.

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    Infoblox Threat Intelligence Data Exchange (TIDE)

    Infoblox Threat Intelligence Data Exchange (TIDE) is a platform for managing, consolidating, and distributing threat data from multiple sources, including commercial, open source, and private sources.

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Network security

Advanced network security architecture based on modern technologies (NGFW, IDS/IPS, NDR, DNS Security) guarantees full control over traffic and effective protection against cyber threats. The whole system is supported by SSE/SASE, proxy, and DLP solutions, as well as intelligent inspection tools such as SSL decryption and full data stream analysis.

Endpoint security

Comprehensive endpoint protection based on XDR, DLP, DNS Security, and application and privilege control effectively minimizes the attack surface. Support for MFA, cryptographic key management, and comprehensive cybersecurity platforms provides advanced detection, response, and compliance with security policies.

Threat Intelligence

Threat Intelligence solutions provide up-to-date threat intelligence, including attacker infrastructure, malware, domains, IP addresses, and vulnerabilities. Integration of contextual data with other security systems enables proactive protection and more effective incident response.