Coming Soon to Infoblox Threat Defense
- Shirly Tsang
- Gary Leicht
This topic includes upcoming features and enhancements for Infoblox Threat Defense.
Infoblox Threat Defense: Industry Vertical Analysis
Coming Soon: Mid-February
The new Industry Vertical Analysis module in Infoblox Threat Defense will enable you to benchmark your security posture against others in the same industry. By analyzing DNS traffic and statistics across key categories, such as Malicious Threats, Risky Threats, Threat Insights, Threat Actors, and Zero Day Detection, you will gain valuable insights into your relative security stance. This comparison will help in fine-tuning security policies to enhance overall security posture.
The analysis leverages the industry registered to your Infoblox account and provides results from three perspectives: 'Customer Specific,' 'Peers from the Same Industry Vertical,' and 'All Customers.' This module will be available to Business Cloud and Advanced licensed users and accessible through Monitor > Reports > Security on the Infoblox Portal.
Infoblox Threat Defense: Executive and Comprehensive Security Report Updates
Coming Soon: Late February
For Infoblox Threat Defense Business Cloud and Advanced users, both the Executive Summary Report and the Comprehensive Security Report will be refreshed to provide more comprehensive and actionable insights, with enhancements in several key areas:
Streamlined Layout: The new layout will offer a single-view summary of overall statistics, with additional detailed information for each module. This will provide analysts with a general understanding at a glance and make it easy to dig further into any module as needed.
Improved Highlighting of Key Traffic Items: These reports will better emphasize critical customer traffic items across all modules of Threat Defense.
Dynamic DNS Traffic Anomaly Detection: Reports will dynamically identify DNS traffic anomalies, highlighting mean deviations over the report period.
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Please note that future functionality and releases described in this communication are subject to change.