1.8 Million Patient Records, 11 Weeks of Silent Access: What the NYC Health + Hospitals Breach Teaches Us About DNS
In May 2026, the largest public health system in the United States confirmed what it had quietly disclosed in March: […]
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When Attackers Use AI, Defense in Depth Isn’t Enough — DNS Filtering Is Your Backstop
When Attackers Use AI, Defense in Depth Isn’t Enough — DNS Filtering Is Your Backstop By Sonit Jain, C.E.O., DNSCircle
Roaming User Security for Remote and Mobile Employees | DNSCircle
Today’s employees no longer work only from the office. They connect from homes, hotels, airports, cafés, customer sites, and public
Enterprise DNS Filtering Solution for Modern Businesses | DNSCircle
Protect users before threats reach your network Enterprise DNS filtering is one of the fastest and simplest ways to stop cyber
Top 5 Threats DNS Filtering Helps Mitigate in 2025
In today’s digital landscape, cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, widespread, and faster-moving than ever before. As organisations adopt cloud-first
Before and After: Why DNS Filtering is Essential for Enterprise Security
In today’s digital-first world, enterprises are constantly under siege. Phishing attacks, ransomware, botnets, and data exfiltration are just a few
The Role of DNS Filtering in Zero Trust Security Models
In today’s evolving threat landscape, traditional perimeter-based security is no longer sufficient. As networks become more distributed and attackers more
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Using DNS Filtering to Block Command and Control (C2) Communication
In today’s cyber threat landscape, attackers are increasingly using stealthy, low-profile techniques to exfiltrate data, drop payloads, or remotely control
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Benefits of DNS Filtering for Enterprise Networks
As enterprise networks continue to expand across on-premise, cloud, and remote environments, traditional perimeter security is no longer sufficient. DNS
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Why DNS Filtering Is the Perfect Security Tool for Roaming Users
In today’s hybrid and mobile-first world, employees no longer stay confined to corporate networks. Whether working from home, traveling, or