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Infoblox announced Infoblox IQ, an agentic operations layer built on the most authoritative network, security and asset data in the enterprise. Infoblox IQ continuously analyzes the DNS queries, DHCP leases, IP address assignments, device activity and security events flowing through the Infoblox platform. This help teams to identify issues faster, automate investigations and take action with confidence.

Infoblox has announced Infoblox IQ, an agentic operations layer built on top of the existing DDI platform. The system continuously analyzes DNS queries, DHCP leases, and security events to enable network and security teams to respond more quickly. At the same time, Infoblox is introducing an MCP server for integration with external AI systems.

Infoblox, a leading platform for preemptive security and critical network services, today announced Infoblox IQ, an agentic operations layer built on the most authoritative network, security and asset data in the enterprise. Infoblox IQ continuously analyses the DNS queries, DHCP leases, IP address assignments, device activity and security events flowing through the Infoblox platform to help teams identify issues faster, automate investigations and take action with confidence.

Infoblox has launched Infoblox IQ and introduced a Model Context Protocol server for its networking and security products to bring network, security and asset data into AI-driven operational workflows.

Infoblox has launched Infoblox IQ and introduced a Model Context Protocol server for its networking and security products to bring network, security and asset data into AI-driven operational workflows.

In the rural heartlands of China, farmers overfeed their pigs to keep them blissfully unaware of the blade and ensure harvest of the best quality meats. That logic has found an unsettling parallel online.

Based in Bangkok, Thailand, John is a seasoned threat intelligence researcher who has spent his career following cybercriminal activity in the Southeast Asia region. Recently, his work at Infoblox has focused on pig butchering as a service, exposing sophisticated global money laundering, human trafficking and slave operations in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines.

It often starts with convenience. An employee downloads an artificial intelligence (AI) tool promising to triage emails and automate routine responses. Within minutes, it is connected to the company’s inbox, quietly ingesting data, learning workflows and acting on the user’s behalf. Just like that, the company has hired a new shadow employee – off payroll, completely hidden and dangerously unpredictable.

The Linux Foundation has announced a new open-source project designed to enable AI agents to communicate with and discover one another in a standardized manner. The project, called DNS-AID, uses the internet’s existing Domain Name System (DNS) as the basis for a decentralized agent discovery system.

The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, has just announced the launch of the DNS-AID project, an open source project enabling AI agents to discover and communicate with one another in a standard way. By leveraging the internet’s existing Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure, DNS-AID provides a robust, decentralized alternative to the centralized registries and hardcoded URLs currently limiting AI interoperability.