Bankwide: Largest Bank Headquartered in Indiana Deploys Infoblox Appliances to Manage Core Network Services
[06/23/09] Old National Bank (ONB), Indiana's largest financial services holding company headquartered in Indiana, is now using Infoblox systems to deliver essential core network services.
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DarkReading: DNSSEC Showing More Signs of Progress
[06/22/09] The Domain Name System (DNS) security protocol is finally making inroads on the Internet infrastructure front.
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Dark Reading: DNS Security Webinar: Issues and Challenges
[06/09/09] presenters will share their perspectives on the latest DNS security issues and challenges.
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TMCnet: Industry Experts Share Perspectives on DNS Security and DNSSEC
[06/09/09] Infoblox will host a webinar on Wednesday, June 10th, 2009, including three of the world's leading authorities on the domain name system (DNS) and network security.
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Searchnetworking.com: Network capacity management tool from Infoblox reveals port usage
[04/22/09] Capacity management is becoming a top priority for network managers as the economy continues to put pressure on enterprise budgets.
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CIO Today: Italian Post Office To Use Italtel's Integrated Network Services, Including Infoblox Appliances
[03/10/09] The Italian Poste chooses Italtel and Infoblox to bolster its network.
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Light Reading: Italtel Wins Poste Deal
[03/10/09] Italtel and Infoblox will provide Poste Italiane Group with the network infrastructure.
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TMCnet: Italian Post Office to Use Italtel's Integrated Network Services, Including Infoblox Appliances
[03/10/09] Italtel and Infoblox provide the Italian Post with the infrastructure to enable its employees to dynamically connect to the network.
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Network World: Juniper introduces Adaptive Threat Management
[03/09/09] Juniper's new Adaptive Threat Management leverages the IF-MAP protocol that is supported by a handful of vendors including Infoblox.
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Computer Business Review: Heidelberg Printing deploys Infoblox appliances
[03/06/09] To manage delivery of external domain name resolution and internal IP address assignment services Heidelberg chooses Infoblox.
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TMCnet: Heidelberg Printing deploys Infoblox appliances for DNS
[03/04/09] Heidelberg Printing Company has deployed its appliances for secure, reliable and manageable delivery of DNS and DHCP services.
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IT Web: Infoblox introduces resilient core network services to Cisco branch office solutions
[03/04/09] Infoblox has a virtual software module that is now available for the Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR).
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InformationWeek: Government Keeping Its .Gov Domain Names Secret
[03/02/09] Infoblox's Cricket Liu comments on US Government's .Gov Domain Name Policy.
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TMCnet: Infoblox Tools Raise the Standards on IP Address Management
[02/27/09] Infoblox recently announced availability of several new IP address management tools that consolidate and automate layers of manual tasks, saving time, reducing errors and lowering costs.
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TechWorld: Infoblox inspired by iTunes for IP management
[02/23/09] Infoblox IP management software/ inspired by iTunes, makes it easier to see which network address ranges are used or available.
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Network World: Infoblox Inspired by iTunes for IP Management
[02/23/09] Infoblox's newest IP management software with visual maps makes it easier to see which network address ranges are used or available.
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CNET: DNS Security Extensions not a panacea
[02/04/09] Standard DNS is vulnerable, but the best way I've seen to address this is with dedicated DNS appliances built on a hardened operating system.
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Dark Reading: Infoblox Achieves U.S. Government Certification For IPv6
[01/27/09] Infoblox appliances get the OK from the Defense Information Systems Agency for Internet Protocol (IP) Version 6 (IPv6) interoperability.
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TMCnet: Infoblox Virtual Software Module Available on Cisco AXP
[01/16/09] Infoblox announced that its virtual software module is now available on the Cisco integrated services router.
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IT Business Edge: Router Activity on the Rise
[01/15/09] Cisco and Infoblox have teamed up to install core network services such as DNS, DHCP, HTTP and a host of others into Cisco routers.
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NetworkWorld: Branch office bundling: Infoblox finds a place in Cisco gear
[01/15/09] DNS, DHCP services reside on blades in Cisco's Integrated Services Routers.
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InfoWorld: Infoblox loads DNS services onto Cisco routers
[01/12/09] Network managers can put DNS, DHCP, IP address management, and other services on blades in Cisco routers deployed at branch offices.
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TechWorld: Infoblox ports network services to Cisco's ISR
[01/12/09] Infoblox has ported its Nios network services software to run as a virtual appliance on Cisco's ISR branch routers.
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NetworkWorld: Infoblox loads DNS services onto Cisco routers
[01/12/09] Infoblox and Cisco teamed to offer Infoblox DNS, DHCP and other core network services via blades designed to slide into Cisco's integrated services routers.
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VNUnet: Branch offices offered IP services blade
[01/12/09] Cisco Integrated Service Routers get bladed Infoblox IP services
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InternetNews.com: "Another DNS Flaw?"
[01/09/09] ISC quietly issues update for BIND DNS flaw, should we be worried?
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InformationWeek: Top 10 Security Stories of 2008
[01/02/09] The Trouble With The Domain Name System revealed by Dan Kaminsky in 2008 ranked as the top security story of 2008.
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IT World Canada: Budget constraints might hamper DNS security
[01/01/09] With the year coming to a close, DNS experts worry that security projects aimed at fixing critical flaws with take a backseat to cost-cutting measures.
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Techworld: Warning over DNS protection
[01/01/09] IT managers should make protecting their systems from a DNS attack a priority, despite the budget constraints that they're operating under.
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NetworkWorld: Securing DNS should trump budget-cutting for enterprise IT, experts say
[12/30/08] Industry watchers worry that revamping systems and security around domain name servers could be put on hold in 2009.
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Computerworld: Networking glitch knocks Yahoo offline for some
[12/03/08] A networking problem, that in turn affected DNS, made Yahoo Inc.'s Web site unreachable for many users on Wednesday.
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SearchNetworking.com: More than 1 million DNS servers still vulnerable to Kaminsky
[11/12/08] New research has found that about 1.3 million domain name servers across the world are still exploitable by the Kaminsky vulnerability.
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InformationWeek: 25% Of DNS Servers Still Vulnerable To Kaminsky Flaw
[11/11/08] Security researchers say that DNS will remain a primary exploit target because many people don't understand the Internet's domain name system.
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IT Pro: One in four servers unpatched for Kaminsky flaw
[11/11/08] Organisations and businesses worldwide are still leaving themselves open to DNS vulnerabilities.
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IT Examiner: DNS Servers Wide Open to Attacks
[11/11/08] One in four DNS servers have not been upgraded to the latest DNS software to protect against the recently discovered Kaminsky vulnerability and associated risk of DNS cache poisoning.
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IT Web: One in 10 DNS servers vulnerable
[11/11/08] A new study concludes that more than 10% of the servers used to resolve domain names on the Internet remain "trivially vulnerable" to attack.
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PC Advisor: 10% of DNS servers still open to attack
[11/11/08] An estimated 1.3m servers remain unpatched.
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CSO Magazine: Survey: One DNS Server in 10 'Trivially Vulnerable'
[11/10/08] More than 10 percent of the Internet's DNS (Domain Name System) servers are still vulnerable to cache-poisoning attacks.
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Redmond Magazine: DNS Security Still a Concern
[11/10/08] 25 percent of servers have not been patched for the DNS vulnerability announced earlier this year by Dan Kaminski, which could allow cache poisoning.
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Computerworld: Survey: One DNS server in 10 is 'trivially vulnerable'
[11/10/08] More than a million at potential risk.
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NetworkWorld: One in Four DNS Servers Still Vulnerable to Kaminsky Flaw, Survey Says
[11/10/08] Annual report shows 25% of DNS servers still susceptible to cache poisoning via the Kaminsky flaw, 40% vulnerable to distributed denial of service attacks.
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IT Business Edge: One in Four DNS Servers Still Vulnerable, Says Survey
[11/10/08] According to a survey by Infoblox, 10 percent of DNS servers are still vulnerable to the cache-poisoning attacks discovered by Dan Kaminsky.
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eWeek: One in Four DNS Servers Unpatched for Kaminsky Security Flaw, Study Finds
[11/10/08] Research uncovered 25 percent of DNS servers still have not been fixed to address the recently publicized DNS flaw.
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CircleID: One in Four DNS Servers Still Unpatched for The Kaminsky Vulnerability, Says New Worldwide Study
[11/10/08] One in four DNS servers are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according an annual survey of DNS servers conducted by Infoblox and The Measurement Factory.
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IT Week: One in four public DNS servers insecure
[11/10/08] One in four public-facing domain name system (DNS) servers on the internet are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according to the fourth annual survey of DNS servers by network services vendor Infoblox.
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Government Computer News: DNS security still a concern
[11/10/08] Much work remains to be done in securing DNS, latest survey finds.
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ADT Magazine: DNS Security Still a Concern
[11/10/08] Administrators have made improvements in the security of the Domain Name System during the last year, but DNS complexity and a lack of resources have resulted in major security gaps
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Redmond Channel Partner Magazine: DNS Security Still a Concern
[11/10/08] Administrators have made improvements in the security of the Domain Name System during the last year, but DNS complexity and a lack of resources have resulted in major security gaps.
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InfoWorld: Survey: One DNS server in 10 is vulnerable
[11/10/08] DNS servers are still vulnerable to cache-poisoning attacks several months after fixes were made available.
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IT World: Survey: One DNS server in 10 is 'trivially vulnerable'
[11/10/08] More than 10 percent of the Internet's DNS servers are still vulnerable to cache-poisoning attacks, according to a worldwide survey of public-facing Internet nameservers.
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PC World: Survey: One DNS Server in 10 Is 'trivially Vulnerable'
[11/10/08] More than 10 percent of the Internet's DNS (Domain Name System) servers are still vulnerable to cache-poisoning attacks.
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The Register: One in ten DNS servers still vulnerable to poisoning
[11/10/08] Four months after researchers warned of a nasty DNS design flaw, more than 10 per cent of the servers used to resolve domain names on the internet remain "trivially vulnerable".
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SC Magazine: One in four public DNS servers insecure
[11/10/08] One in four public-facing domain name system (DNS) servers on the internet are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according to the fourth annual survey of DNS servers by network services vendor Infoblox.
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Dark Reading: Many DNS Servers Still Vulnerable To Attack
[11/10/08] One-quarter of DNS servers are still not patched against cache poisoning, study says
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Domain Informer: Worldwide Survey of DNS Servers Reveals Many Systems Vulnerable
[11/10/08] One in Four Servers Still Unpatched for the Kaminsky Vulnerability and Many More Open to Recursion
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What PC: One in four public DNS servers insecure
[11/10/08] Survey highlights vulnerability of web servers to Kaminsky cache poisoning flaw
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Computer Business Review: University of Minnesota deploys Infoblox appliances to deliver network services
[11/02/08] The University of Minnesota has deployed Infoblox appliances for delivery of essential DNS, DHCP and IP address maangement services.
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TMCnet: University of Minnesota Installs Infoblox Appliances
[10/28/08] Infoblox announced its products have been deployed by the University of Minnesota, in order to provide core network services on campus.
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International Business Times: University of Minnesota Deploys Infoblox Appliances
[10/27/08] Infoblox Inc. today announced that the University of Minnesota has deployed Infoblox appliances for delivery ofcore network services.
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InfoSecurity Magazine: Infoblox unveils DNS firewall
[10/16/08] Infoblox has announced enhancements to its appliances to help enterprises thwart current and future DNS vulnerability exploits.
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TMCnet: Telenor Cinclus Deploys Infoblox Appliances for European Meter Readers
[10/15/08] Infoblox has announced that Norway-based Telenor Cinclus AS, a supplier of automatic meter readers throughout Europe, has deployed Infoblox appliances.
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TechWorld: Infoblox offers upgrade against DNS attacks
[09/30/08] Infoblox has announced upgrades to its devices to better protect DNS servers from cache poisoning and other attacks.
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LinuxWorld: Infoblox upgrade thwarts DNS attacks
[09/30/08] Infoblox upgraded its systems with security features that monitor DNS protocol traffic to alert IT managers when an attack is in progress.
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DarkReading: Infoblox Unveils 'DNS Firewall'
[09/30/08] Infoblox unveils 'DNS Firewall' to address DNS vulnerability concerns
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DomainInformer: Infoblox Unveils "DNS Firewall" to Address DNS Vulnerability Concerns
[09/29/08] Infoblox announced enhancements to its appliances providing unique DNS security capabilities.
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TMCnet: Infoblox Unveils "DNS Firewall" to Address DNS Vulnerability Concerns
[09/29/08] Infoblox has enhanced its full line of appliances to provide DNS security capabilities such as alerting, reporting, and attack mitigation.
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InformationWeek: Infoblox Upgrades DNS Appliance
[09/29/08] Infoblox has updated the software powering its DNS appliance; the new rev makes your DNS infrastructure more resistant to DNS cache poisoning attacks.
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NetworkWorld: Infoblox Upgrade Thwarts DNS Attacks
[09/29/08] Infoblox adds DNS alerting, reporting and firewall protection capabilities to its core network services appliances.
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Computer Technology Review: From Connectivity to Coordination with new IF-MAP Protocol
[09/24/08] Stuart Bailey articulates the applications and benefits of Trusted Computing Group’s new standard coordination protocol: IF-MAP 1.0.
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Feds tighten security on .gov
[09/22/08] That's because the feds have launched the largest-ever rollout of a new authentication mechanism for the Internet's DNS.
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TMCnet: Banco Sabadell Deploys Infoblox Appliances for Core Network Services
[09/16/08] Banc Sabadell has deployed Infoblox appliances for core network services, including internal and external DNS and IP address assignment.
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Government Computer News: Masters of the Domain
[07/29/08] Like so many of the technical underpinnings of the Internet, the Domain Name System that translates names into IP addresses was not designed with adequate security.
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ZDNet: DNS cache poisoning attacks exploited in the wild
[07/29/08] Numerous independent sources are starting to see evidence of DNS cache poisoning attempts on their local networks.
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Linux Journal: Understanding Kaminsky's DNS Bug
[07/25/08] Over the past few days details have surfaced about the nature of the DNS bug that Dan Kaminsky announced two weeks ago. Yes, it is as big and as scary as we were told.
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Computerworld: Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident
[07/21/08] Details of a major flaw in the Internet's DNS were inadvertently published before they were due to be disclosed; IT administrators are urged to patch systems ASAP.
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Government Computer News: Patching the Domain Name System
[07/21/08] Latest DNS flaw underscores need for secure Internet naming.
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DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
[07/17/08] Security researcher warned IT managers on Thursday to expect more security fixes aimed at mitigating the DNS vulnerability.
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TMCnet: Fifth Third Bank Deploys Infoblox for Essential DNS and DHCP Services
[07/14/08] Fifth Third Bank has deployed Infoblox appliances company-wide for delivery of core network services throughout their banking centers.
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InternetNews.com: Is DNSSEC the Answer to Internet Security?
[07/11/08] The technology to secure the DNS system has been around for years, yet, according to a 2007 survey from Infoblox, less than 1 percent of all DNS servers actually use it
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InternetNews.com: Who's Really at Risk From the DNS Flaw?
[07/10/08] With DNS so vital to the operation of the Internet, security threats to it need to be taken seriously.
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InformationWeek: Stop Arguing And Patch Your DNS
[07/09/08] Since yesterday's CERT announcement about the new DNS vulnerability, there's been speculation it is old news. Forget the arguments; go patch your DNS servers. Now.
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TMCnet: Infoblox to Deliver Solution for Cincinnati Bank's VoIP, Web, E-Mail
[07/09/08] Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank announced today that it’s deployed network solutions from Infoblox for delivery of its core network services.
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Trading Markets: Fifth Third Bank deploys Infoblox appliances to deliver core network services
[07/08/08] Fifth Third Bank has deployed Infoblox appliances company-wide for delivery of core network services.
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TMCnet: Interwoven Chooses Infoblox Appliances for Powering Core Network Services
[06/24/08] Content management solutions provider Interwoven has deployed Infoblox (News - Alert) appliances in order to deliver core network services, including internal DNS and DHCP.
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Home Furnishing Business: Rooms To Go Deploys Network Technology
[06/10/08] Rooms To Go, the nation’s largest independent furniture chain, expects to sharply reduce downtime of its core network services with technology from Infoblox.
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TMCnet: Rooms to Go Chooses Infoblox Appliances for Disaster Management
[06/10/08] Rooms to Go purchased and deployed Infoblox appliances for its main data centers and its disaster recovery center, ensuring nonstop delivery of core network services.
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EE Times: Net vendors demo improved security protocol
[05/05/08] A handful of vendors, including Infoblox, have demonstrated a technique to help companies more easily secure a rising number of devices accessing business networks.
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Internetnews.com: 'NAC 2.0' Takes Shape Under Networking Giants
[04/29/08] A slew of the big names in networking, including Infoblox, are aiming to push the hot technology of network access control (NAC) beyond its proprietary beginnings.
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Network World: NAC Group Expands Its Scope
[04/28/08] Using IF-MAP in a NAC framework provides a standard in which gear from multiple vendors can be used to perform post-admission NAC.
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SYS-CON: Infoblox Attains Gold Certified Partner Status in Microsoft Partner Program
[04/18/08] Infoblox achieves competencies in Networking Infrastructure Solutions, Advanced Infrastructure Solutions and Security Solutions.
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Network World: Infoblox, Riverbed bundle branch office functions
[04/15/08] Infoblox and Riverbed plan to deliver combined appliances to help enterprises cut back on branch office management chores while improving performance and resiliency.
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SYS-CON: Infoblox to Deliver Virtualization Network Services Appliances on Riverbed RSP Platform
[04/15/08] Solution Enables the Next Phase of Consolidation, Improves Performance, Resilience and Management of DNS, DHCP and IPAM.
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TechWorld: Infoblox offers virtualised core services appliance
[04/14/08] Infoblox has teamed up with WANs acceleration specialist, Riverbed to offer the first virtualised core network services appliance for the branch office.
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Byte & Switch: Infoblox to deliver virtualized appliances
[04/14/08] Infoblox to deliver industry's first virtualized core network service appliances on Riverbed RSP platform.
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ITNews: Infoblox delivers DNS and DHCP for Windows systems
[04/10/08] Microsoft gold certified partner Infoblox will today announce the launch of its IPAM WinConnect system on Microsoft’s Windows Server 2008 operating system.
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Network Computing: Infoblox Brings IP Address Management to Windows 2008
[04/08/08] Infoblox's WinConnect runs on Windows 2008 and can manage all of the DNS and DHCP servers centrally with a full audit trail and reporting capability.
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IT Week: Infoblox delivers DNS and DHCP for Windows systems
[04/07/08] Microsoft gold certified partner Infoblox will today announce the launch of its Infoblox IP address management (IPAM) WinConnect system on Microsoft’s Windows Server 2008.
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TMCnet: Mercy Medical Center Deploys Infoblox
[04/01/08] A planned VoIP implementation expected to reach 3,000 handsets by 2010 prompted the Mercy Medical IT team to replace its DNS/DHCP systems with Infoblox.
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Windows IT Pro: Conquer 2 New DNS Exploits
[03/28/08] In this cover story, Infoblox's Cricket Liu highlights the importance of securing DNS clients from two recent exploits.
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Network World: Riverbed Makes Room for third-party branch services
[02/28/08] Upgraded Steelhead OS lets users run third-party applications and services like Infoblox DNS, DHCP and IPAM.
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Search Networking: Riverbed rolls out print and streaming video services
[02/25/08] Riverbed Technology Inc. has upgraded its operating system to support new services like Infoblox's DNS and DHCP.
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Byte and Switch: Riverbed Opens Up RiOS to Software Services
[02/25/08] WAN optimization specialist carves up its OS and plans third-party software services, like DNS and DHCP from Infoblox
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InformationWeek: Vendors Mix Apps And Appliances
[02/25/08] Riverbed uses virtualization to accelerate server applications, including Infoblox DNS/DHCP.
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Network World: Justifying the payoff of IP address management
[02/21/08] IPAM continues to grow in importance as TCP/IP becomes the de-facto standard for corporate networks; it's an area that is just starting to see an appropriate level of automation.
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Computer Business Review: Infoblox Deploys VoIP Network Services for BGL
[01/29/08] Infoblox has announced that insurance broker BGL Group has deployed Infoblox's appliances to deliver DNS, DHCP, and TFTP/HTTP services.
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ZDNet: Get ready for a rocking '08 in networking tech
[12/31/07] A look forward on networking technology and related industry trends in 2008 includes emphasis on upgrading DNS and DHCP systems.
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Processor Magazine: DNS, DHCP & IPAM Mean Business
[12/21/07] What happens when the wheels fall off your vehicle? The very same thing that happens when your DNS, DHCP, and IPAM go awry.