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Infoblox announced the appointment of Henrik Smith as chief information security officer (CISO). Smith will lead the company’s global security strategy, focusing on strengthening cyber resilience, advancing risk management and supporting the secure growth of the business.

Cybercrime is surging in Asia Pacific (APAC), but governments don’t seem able to effectively investigate or prosecute criminals, according to a former UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) investigator.

Infoblox, a leading platform for preemptive security and critical network services, today announced the appointment of Henrik Smith as chief information security officer (CISO). Smith will lead the company’s global security strategy, focusing on strengthening cyber resilience, advancing risk management and supporting the secure growth of the business. He joins Infoblox at a time when organizations are navigating an increasingly complex threat landscape shaped by AI-driven attacks, expanding digital infrastructure and the growing adoption of autonomous technologies.

Residential proxies have historically been conceived of as a fringe internet issue, but new research from Infoblox Threat Intel argues otherwise. Developed in collaboration with Synthient and building on Infoblox’s earlier Kimwolf botnet findings, this new reporting shows that residential proxies present a much broader enterprise exposure.

Infoblox appointed Henrik Smith as chief information security officer (CISO). Smith will lead the company’s global security strategy, with a focus on strengthening cyber resilience, advancing risk management, and supporting the secure growth of the business.

Research from Infoblox finds the traffic routing technology is widespread across corporate, government, and financial networks, and defenders often cannot see it.

Infoblox has released new threat intelligence research warning that residential proxy services have become deeply embedded across enterprise networks, creating significant reputational, operational, and cybersecurity risks that many organizations may not even be aware of.

New Agentic AI Product combines Agentic Actions, Conversational Operations and MCP integration to help teams investigate, prioritise and act faster across hybrid enterprise environments.

Three days after the Linux Foundation launched a new open standard for AI agent discovery, the company that wrote the first line of its code shipped a production system built on it — and the gap that prompted the standard in the first place is suddenly visible to anyone running a multi-agent platform.

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.