This topic includes upcoming features and enhancements for BloxOne Infoblox Threat Defense .
Infoblox Product Updates & Enhancements – February, 2024
BloxOne Endpoint Upgrade (Target release date: end of February)
A new deferred deployment schedule option for BloxOne Endpoint for Windows, MacOS, and
Linux will be available, allowing endpoint upgrades to be postponed by the endpoint group.
Deployment can be deferred up to four weeks, with the option to select deployment day of
week and time independent of the release date.
BloxOne Endpoint for iOS and Android will request and validate a user’s email during manual
installation when an MDM service is not used for the deployment. This simplifies and improves
user notification, compromised device tracking, access restrictions (by listing trusted domains),
and general consumption.
DNS Point of Presence - U.S./Ohio (Target release date: end of February)
Infoblox will be adding PoP for DNS resolution in the U.S./Ohio to speed resolution, improve
resiliency, and provide local resolution for organizations in that region.
AWS S3 RPZ Log Export Enhancements (Targeting release date: end of February)
RPZ logs exported to AWS S3 and object storage service will be updated to include additional
fields: "key," "sld," and an "extra" field to provide additional metadata such as username, client
region and country, endpoint group, response, etc.
Infoblox Product Updates & Enhancements – January, 2024
DNS Forwarding Proxy (DFP) Upgrade (Target release date: end of February)
DNS Forwarding Proxy will be updated with internal improvements in late February. The service will be restarted, which could take up to 120 seconds.
Reminder: Customers can schedule and/or defer software updates for a time that’s most convenient in order to help minimize the potential business impact an interruption may cause. Customers can also reach out to Infoblox Support for additional details.
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In October 2024.
BloxOne Threat Defense Renamed to "Infoblox" Threat Defense
The recent launch of Infoblox Universal DDI marks the biggest moment for both our company and networking technology in over a decade. As we’re pioneering this new era of simplifying operations for our customers, we also want to remove complexity from how our products are named.
To achieve this goal, we’re rebranding some of the products in our portfolio. This includes removing the name “BloxOne” from products like BloxOne Threat Defense, which is now named Infoblox Threat Defense™. We appreciate your continued support through these exciting changes, and please feel free to contact us with any questions.
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Please note that future functionality and releases described in this communication are subject to change.
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