Compare EfficientIP DNS Blast vs. UltraDDR

The rapid escalation in the scale, frequency, and complexity of volumetric DNS attacks is significantly driven by the widespread use of unsecured IoT devices, along with trends like mobility and BYOD. Hackers are increasingly targeting DNS services, particularly for layer 7 DDoS attacks, making it one of the most vulnerable application layers. Although many organizations recognize the security threats posed by DDoS attacks, a substantial number have yet to implement modern DNS DDoS protection measures, often relying on outdated enterprise network security solutions like firewalls that are ill-suited for the DNS protocol. It is crucial for companies to adopt innovative DDoS mitigation strategies to address these evolving threats effectively. To ensure robust business continuity, safeguard data confidentiality, and enhance user experience, organizations must invest in specialized DNS protection solutions that offer both high performance and advanced analytics, thereby achieving the security standards their businesses require and deserve.

UltraDDR represents a state-of-the-art protective DNS (PDNS) solution designed specifically to safeguard the human aspect of online engagements, providing automatic threat elimination and redefining the standards in layer 8 cybersecurity. Experience the capabilities of UltraDDR (UltraDNS detection and response), recognized as the foremost protective DNS solution in the industry that anticipates potential attacks. By merging both recursive and private DNS resolver technologies, UltraDDR takes the initiative to obstruct harmful queries and trace adversarial infrastructures. This transition from a defensive to an anticipatory security approach guarantees that your organization stays ahead of harmful traffic and cybercriminal endeavors. With UltraDDR, employees are safeguarded whether they are in the office, at home, or on the move. Instantly identify and thwart malicious connections or new threat actors as soon as they emerge in any phishing, social engineering, or supply chain incidents. Additionally, implement acceptable usage policies through category-based web filtering and tailored block/allow lists, enhancing your overall security framework while maintaining productivity. This comprehensive approach not only fortifies defenses but also cultivates a culture of cybersecurity awareness within the organization.