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[09/29/08] Infoblox erweitert seine Netzwerkdienst-Appliances um eine DNS-Firewall, die vor den kürzlich bekannt gewordenen Cache-Poisoning-Angriffen schützen soll. Auch vor künftigen Angriffen sollen die Netzwerke damit sicher sein.
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Cricket Liu: „Nur wer DNS-Grundlagen sauber implementiert, wird mit Konzepten wie SOA Erfolg haben“
[05/21/08] Das Domain Name System (DNS) bildet das Rückgrat für die Bestimmung von Servernamen im Internet. Dabei sind überwiegend zwei Softwarequellen im Einsatz: die frei verfügbare Bind-Software des ISC (Internet Software Consortium) sowie die Implementierung von Microsoft, die im Rahmen den Windows Server-Versionen im Lieferumfang enthalten ist. Cricket Liu, Spezialist zum Thema DNS und Autor der DNS-Bibel aus dem O`Reilly Verlag, sieht hier ein enormes Optimierungspotenzial.
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Unsichere Name-Server
[11/17/07] Einer Studie von Infoblox zufolge hat sich die Sicherheit von DNS-Servern im Vergleich zum Vorjahr nur teilweise verbessert und zahlreiche Server seien nach wie vor unsicher konfiguriert. Infoblox [1] hat nach eigenen Angaben in der dritten jährlichen Studie zur Sicherheit von DNS-Servern nur mäßige Verbesserungen im Bereich der Sicherheit festgestellt. So sei zwar die Nutzung von BIND 9 auf 65 Prozent im Vergleich zu 61 Prozent im Vorjahr gestiegen, während nur noch zu 2,7 Prozent Microsoft DNS Server zum Einsatz kämen (2006: 5 Prozent). Dennoch seien nach wie vor zahlreiche Domain-Name-Server unsicher konfiguriert.
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Infoblox präsentiert revolutionäre IPAM WinConnect Appliance Zur zentralen Überwachung von Netzwerkprotokollen in Microsoft-Netzen.
[10/31/07] Infoblox, Hersteller von Network Identity Appliances, gibt die Verfügbarkeit von IPAM WinConnect bekannt. Diese revolutionäre Lösung erlaubt erstmals die komfortable Verwaltung und Überwachung der Netzwerkprotokolle DHCP und DNS auch in Microsoft-Windows- Netzwerken. Bisher hatten Unternehmen keinerlei Möglichkeiten, innerhalb eines Microsoft-Netzes ein automatisiertes und zentrales IP Adressen Management (IPAM) zu realisieren. Zwar werden IP-Adressen meist automatisch vergeben, jedoch ist die Überwachung dieser Prozesse nahezu unmöglich.
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Weg mit dem Spreadsheet
[10/17/07] Fragt man IT-Verwalter danach, welches ausgefeilte Tool sie für die Verwaltung der IP-Adressen der Systeme im Firmennetz einsetzen, erhält man häufig die Antwort: »Excel«. Dabei gibt es durchaus Alternativen zum Spreadsheet, etwa »IPAM Winconnect« von Infoblox.
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Infoblox offers management for Microsoft DNS, DHCP servers
[10/15/07] IP address vendor Monday introduced an appliance that the company says will help IT managers tackling and DHCP on Microsoft Windows servers reduce manual labor, support compliance efforts and improve operational efficiencies around
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NetworkWorld: Pitney Bowes' advanced security system reaps returns
[07/25/06] Pitney Bowes, a leading mail system vendor, upgrades its IP infrastructure - particularly how it handled DNS and DHCP - before it tackled a network access control (NAC) initiative.
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NetworkWorld (video): Identity-driven Network Security
[07/24/06] Network security is more than just WHO is on the network, you also need to know WHAT is connected and from where, says Infoblox founder Stuart Bailey, this week's guest on Network World's Hot Seat.
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Processor Magazine: New Product Announcements
[06/30/06] Infoblox launched a next-generation product, which includes four new appliance platforms and version 4.0 of its unique NIOS operating system.
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Datamonitor: Infoblox Extends Portfolio at Low and High End
[06/27/06] DNS and DHCP server appliance vendor Infobox Inc has extended its portfolio from a two-device to a four-device family, adding a new entry-level device for branch offices with a US list price of $5,000, or $6,000 in Europe.
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NetworkWorld: In brief - new product announcements
[06/22/06] Infoblox last week updated its NIOS suite of DNS, DHCP and IP address management appliances and operating system software with features that let customers deploy multiple distributed appliances and manage them from a single console.
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ChannelWeb: Infoblox builds up partner base
[06/20/06] Security vendor Infoblox has strengthened its reseller stable by signing integrator n3K Informatik. As a result of the partnership n3K will resell Infobloxs line of network identity solutions to customers in the UK and Germany.
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IPCommunications.com: Network identity a growing opportunity
[06/19/06] Networking management vendor Infoblox is set to formulise its channel strategy next month as the industry gears up for a drive into network identity management and targets IDNs (identity-driven networks) as the next hot market for margins and growth.
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CRN: Start Me Up - New NAC Offerings Gaining Attention
[06/19/06] While Microsoft and Cisco Systems hammer out the details of their strategies for delivering network access control, many startups have begun selling their own NAC offerings to companies eager to deploy the technology today.
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CRN: Infoblox's Lineup Gets Anticipated Rejuvenation
[06/19/06] Infoblox this week is revamping its lineup of network identity services appliances with the launch of four new hardware platforms and a software overhaul that introduces an easier-to-use interface.
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IT Week: Appliances Keep Devices Connected
[06/19/06] Infoblox will today launch an upgraded operating system and four new appliances for network identity services. The systems promise improved failover, easier management and lower implementation costs for large distributed enterprises...
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Domain Informer: Infoblox Introduces Next-Generation DNS, DHCP and IPAM Solution
[06/19/06] Infoblox today announced availability of a new, next-generation solution that enables distributed delivery of network identity services  including DNS, DHCP, IPAM, RADIUS, and TFTP  with the nonstop availability and real-time service management.
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NetworkWorld: DHCP is core technology for network access control
[06/13/06] Network access control is the process of controlling users' and devices' acces to a network. NAC products must link the DHCP server to the network to enable authroized access; otherwise, IP addresses would be provided to all requesting devices.
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Domain Informer: Infoblox Named Red Herring 100 Winner
[05/23/06] Infoblox has been selected as a winner of the annual "Red Herring 100 North America" award. This list of 100 privately held companies in North America recognizes those that play a leading role in innovating in the technology business.
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CircleID: Cricket Liu Interviewed: DNS and BIND, 5th Edition
[05/10/06] CircleID has caught up with Cricket Liu , co-author of the very popular DNS and BIND book and a world renowned authority on the Domain Name System. In this interview, Cricket Liu talks about emerging issues around DNS such as security and IPv6 support, and important new features.
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NetworkWorld: Expert Identitfies the Latest DNS Threats
[05/10/06] NetworkWorld reporter Carolyn Duffy completes a Q&A with Cricket Liu, Infoblox vice president of architecture and DNS expert about challenges facing DNS because of a spate of new services being added to the protocol.
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NetworkWorld: Expert identifies the latest DNS challenges
[05/03/06] DNS expert Cricket Liu this month will release the latest version of his book entitled "DNS and Bind," one of the definitive textbooks about the Internets Domain Name System. Liu is vice president of architecture for InfoBlox, which sells network appliances that handle DNS and other related protocols.
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NetworkWorld: IP Address Management Growing Up
[04/12/06] IP address management - long an IT task pushed to the back burner and typically performed disparately with free tools - is getting more attention at companies looking to better secure and manage their networks. If DNS doesn't work properly, a user won't gain access to the Web site, and that would become a perceived network failure.
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LightReading.com: Gensler Picks Infoblox
[04/10/06] San Francisco-based commercial architecture firm Gensler has selected and deployed Infoblox appliances for their voice over IP (VoIP) network. As a result of improved reliability and security, significant cost savings, a decrease in administrative overhead and streamlined operations, Infoblox appliances now supply nonstop IP address assignment via the DCHP protocol for the company.
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SOX Compliance Journal: DHCP Toolkit Provides Identity-Driven IP Address Services
[04/03/06] Infoblox Inc. has announced availability of the Infoblox ID Aware DHCP Toolkit. The Toolkit ensures that a valid IP address - the key to gaining network access - is granted only to authorized users and endpoint devices that meet an organization's compliance policies.
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TechTarget.com: SMB Buying Decisions: WLAN security tools
[03/28/06] WLAN security has become increasingly critical for small and midsized businesses (SMBs) as much as large enterprises, according to John Pescatore, a vice president at Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner Inc. A growing number of vendors offer 802.1X authentication platforms and authentication solutions, such as Infoblox.
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CNet: Digging security tunnels with spoons
[03/24/06] I'm a firm believer in service-oriented networks, where security is layered on top of the basic switching and routing infrastructure, protects the network from end-to-end, and is driven by business requirements not security check points. Networking firms like Enterasys, 3Com, HP and Juniper get this as do some VC-backed startups like Applied Identity, Identity Engines and Infoblox.
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LightReading: Infoblox Joins MS Program
[03/20/06] Infoblox today announced it has joined the partner ecosystem around Microsoft Network Access Protection technology. Already a Microsoft Certified Partner with an Advanced Infrastructure Solutions Competency, Infoblox's support for Microsoft NAP technology represents the companys commitment to extend its offerings for Microsoft environments.
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Who's Accessing Your Network?
[03/16/06] Increasingly, organizations are moving toward ID-driven networks that can quarantine a given user and a given users device (be it a laptop, desktop, mobile phone, etc.) before it is assigned an IP address. In addition, an ID-driven network can determine the degree of access the device in question is allowed on the network.
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WallStreet Online (Germany): NetEvents ´Technology Leaders 2006´ Awards; Eight Winners Announced at Charity Gala Dinner in Aid of Cancer Research
[02/27/06] Eight companies - Actelis, Avaya, HP, Infoblox, Redback, Sourcefire, On.net and Strix - received their NetEvents 2006 "Technology Leader" Awards last Thursday night at a prestigious award banquet held in the Winter Olympic town of Garmisch, Germany as part of the NetEvents European Press & Analyst Summit 2006.
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SC Magazine: The threat from anonymous networks
[02/23/06] Speaking at a panel debate at the NetEvents conference in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, Roger Hockaday, director of EMEA marketing at DNS security company Infoblox, said that anonymous traffic and anonymous networks had to be eliminated to create trusted domains within corporate infrastructure and increase security.
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Searchsecurity.com: Flood of NAC products toughens security decisions
[02/15/06] While NAC is continuing to dominate the network security space, there are some alternatives that, while not exactly NAC replacements, can act as building blocks for a scaled back NAC rollout. One alternative comes from Infoblox, which this month announced its "NAC-related, but not NAC" ID Aware DHCP Toolkit...that provides a link between DHCP and IP address delivery to grant network access. It also scans, quarantines and remediates endpoints and mitigates and reports threats.
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IT Observer: Infoblox ID Aware DHCP Toolkit
[02/07/06] Infoblox has announced the availability of ID Aware DHCP Toolkit. The Toolkit provides a foundation for any network access control solution by using user identity, such as user and password, and endpoint state information to ensure that a valid IP address - the key to gaining network access - is granted only to authorized users and endpoint devices that meet an organization's compliance policies.
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TechTarget.com: School district cuts cost, gains features after graduating to VoIP
[02/06/06] Rateliff, network administrator for the Lakeville School District in Minnesota, was charged with rolling out a $600,000 VoIP system to the massive 10,000 student-, 1,500 staff- member school system. The district ultimately chose Infoblox appliances for its network identity infrastructure, which includes integrated DNS and DHCP, out-of-the-box RADIUS authentication and robust and simple GUI and delegation capabilities.
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Searchnetworking.com: The Importance of IP Address Management
[01/26/06] IP addresses are an integral part of any corporate network, and companies large and small are consuming them faster with more applications and devices than ever before. Overlooking the importance of getting a handle on IP addresses can prove disastrous.
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Computer Technology Review: Data Storage Works Hard for Entertainment Venues
[01/18/06] Entertainment venues have critical needs for storage capacity and data availability. The Bradley Center, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, hosts a variety of events, including NBA Basketball, IHL Hockey, Marquette and UWM basketball, and concerts for groups like the Rolling Stones. Check Point Firewall keeps the system secure and Infoblox DNS is also employed.
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IT Architect: RADIUS, Reinvigorated
[01/04/06] There are several kinds of technologies that organizations can implement for remote-user authentication, but RADIUS is likely to be the default choice for most organizations for the next few years. There are even hardware-based RADIUS appliances such as Infoblox's RADIUSone.
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RedOrbit: Technology Briefs - Infoblox, Lucent manage IP addresses
[01/03/06] Infoblox, a developer of infrastructure for identity-driven networks, and Lucent Technologies, a provider of network integration products, have teamed to deliver a new IP address management solution for midsize and large organizations.
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The Red Herring: Top Security Trends for 2006
[12/25/05] Security threats will become more sophisticated in 2006. The threat of crooked insiders and more stringent compliance regulations will force companies to implement identity-driven networks. Driving the change is legislation like Sarbanes-Oxley, which calls for specific security measures and complete visibility into network users, devices, addresses, policies, and activity. The basic network identity services that exist today cannot meet the requirements...
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TechWorld: New Year's Resolutions - It's your chance to clean out those DNS cobwebs
[12/22/05] There's probably lots you can do to improve the reliability and security of your DNS infrastructure. The little things you can do now; the major changes may need to wait until early next year. For now, tack these onto your list of New Year's resolutions.
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Computerworld: Gear up for New Year's DNS resolutions
[12/13/05] For many IT organizations, the holidays provide a welcome respite from the constant chaos of the rest of the year. While it's tempting to use the newfound hours in your work day to brush up on solitaire, why not carpe the diem and tune your DNS architecture and management processes?
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eWeek: Lucent, Infoblox to Offer IP Address Management
[12/05/05] Lucent Technologies and Infoblox joined forces last week to provide highly scalable IP address management technology for midsize to large enterprises. The deal combines Infoblox's network appliance and management technology with Lucent's VitalQIP IP address management software.
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Computerworld: Infoblox teams with Lucent on IP address management
[12/01/05] Infoblox Tuesday announced a module for its IP address management appliance that works with Lucent Technologies' VitalQIP management software.
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Byte and Switch: Lucent, Infoblox Team Up
[11/30/05] Infoblox Inc., a developer of essential infrastructure for identity-driven networks, and network integration leader Lucent Technologies (NYSE:LU - News) today announced that the two companies have teamed to deliver a highly scalable, secure, and easy-to-deploy IP address management (IPAM) solution for mid-to-large enterprise customers.
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Network World: Infoblox teams with Lucent on IP address management
[11/30/05] Announced at Network Worlds IT Roadmap tour that kicked off here, the Infoblox Integration Module for Lucent VitalQIP allows Infobloxs dedicated appliance to deliver VitalQIP remote server functions and to communicate with a central Lucent Enterprise Server, according to officials with both companies.
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Internet Telephony: Infoblox and Lucent Integrate IP Address Management
[11/29/05] Network infrastructure developer Infoblox Inc. announced Tuesday it joined forces with Lucent Technologies to deliver an IP address management (IPAM) system for mid-to-large enterprise customers. The partnership calls for Infoblox to resell the combined Lucent-Infoblox system through its authorized channel partners globally.
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Networking Pipeline: Infoblox Debuts Network Identity Appliance For SMBs
[11/15/05] Infoblox Inc. has launched a new network identity appliance designed to allow small and mid-sized businesses gain greater flexibility and control over granting access to their networks.
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CommsDesign: Infoblox debuts network identity appliance for SMBs
[11/15/05] The Infoblox IDeal IP solution delivers a wide range of network identity services, including internal and external domain name system (DNS) and dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP). The device allows quick and easy deployment of essential infrastructure services and supports network admission control (NAC), voice over IP (VoIP), and wireless networking.
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Small Business Pipeline: Infoblox Debuts Network Identity Appliances For Small Businesses
[11/14/05] Infoblox today announced the debut of the Infoblox IDeal IP, which offers small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) an affordable way to access a range of network identity services, including internal and external domain name system (DNS), dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) and IP address management (IPAM).
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SearchNetworking.com: Cache poisoning attacks and how to prevent them
[10/31/05] Halloween is an apt time to think about the threats menacing your network infrastructure, and to take steps to buttress network components against attack and accident. In the interest of keeping this a safe Halloween, this article offers a checklist of measures one can take to secure the DNS infrastructure.
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SC Magazine: Four-fifths of DNS servers open to DoS and Pharming attacks
[10/25/05] The research by internet testing company The Measurement Factory, on behalf of network company Infoblox, found that 84 percent of authoritative DNS servers connected to the internet allowed recursive name services to arbitrary queries.
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eWeek: DNS Survey Finds Widespread Vulnerability
[10/25/05] In a security survey of some 1.3 million DNS servers, an Internet measurement firm found that as many as 84 percent of those servers could be susceptible to pharming attacks.
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IT Observer: Most DNS servers 'wide open' to attack
[10/25/05] A survey by net performance firm the Measurement Factory commissioned by net infrastructure outfit Infoblox of 1.3m internet name servers found that 84 per cent might be vulnerable to pharming attacks. Others exhibit separate security and deployment-related vulnerabilities.
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The Registrar: Most DNS servers 'wide open' to attack
[10/24/05] Four in five authoritative domain name system (DNS) servers across the world are vulnerable to types of hacking attacks that might be used by hackers to misdirect surfers to potentially fraudulent domains... Cricket Liu, vice president of architecture at Infoblox, said "Given what enterprises are risking - the availability of all of their network services - these results are frightening..." Infoblox offers a list of 'top tips' designed to help enterprises to guard against DNS vulnerabilities.
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NetworkWorld's Network Life: Domain Risk Worse Than I Thought
[10/24/05] This just in: 75% of DNS servers are open to cache poisoning and denial of service attacks, according to an Infoblox survey of 1.3 million sampled domains, in conjunction with The Measurement Factory. The implications for pharming then, are worse than I'd imagined when I wrote a story about preventing domain hijacking and DNS cache poisoning back in July for Networkworld. No wonder that article was a top read read for two weeks running. More of the Infoblox survey follows:
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TelephonyWorld.com: ONE-ANS To Distribute Infoblox Network Identity Appliances In Its Security Solutions Portfolio
[10/10/05] ONE-ANS, a subsidiary fully owned by Italtel and Italian leader for the delivery of solutions in the security area, today announced that it will distribute Infoblox solutions to complement its Security Solutions portfolio.
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SecurityPark.net: Infoblox Adds Integrated IP Address Management (IPAM) to its DNS and DHCP Appliance Solution
[10/03/05] Infoblox Inc. has announced enhancements to the Infoblox DNSone" and Keystone" software modules for its line of network identity appliances, that should help solve this (network identity crisis) issue. With the enhanced modules, Infoblox delivers appliance-based, integrated DNS, DHCP offering with built-in, rather than built-on, IP address management (IPAM) functionality.
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Computer Reseller News: Infoblox Brings IPAM within Reach
[09/26/05] Infoblox is adding IP address management (IPAM) features to its lineup of network identity management appliances, a move one company executive said should enable solution providers to target IPAM technology at a much broader market.
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LightReading: Infoblox Adds Support
[09/19/05] Infoblox Inc., a developer of essential infrastructure for identity-driven networks, today announced enhancements to the Infoblox DNSone(TM) and Keystone(TM) software modules for its market-leading line of network identity appliances.
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Network Computing: Dynamic DNS Keeps Names Up to Date
[09/16/05] It's a chore to track the computer moves and changes within departments and offices in your organization. The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol helps, but your Domain Name System entries typically will lag behind your moves or require manual updates. A better approach for updating your DNS entries is to use Dynamic DNS, which keeps your naming systems up to date automatically.
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San Jose Mercury News: Eye on the Prize  Tae Kwon Do helps Sunnyvale Firm on the often Hostile Path to an IPO
[09/15/05] From the tae kwon do lessons that start at 7 a.m. -- 11 employees are black belts -- to the high-octane venture capital backing, Infoblox is laser-focused on its goal.
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Network World: Infoblox Offers Net Authentication
[08/22/05] Infoblox last week added an application to its product portfolio that will help IT managers scan and approve devices before letting the machines access their networks.
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TechWeb: Infoblox Releases Network Control Authentication App
[08/17/05] Infoblox Inc. has announced a new network access control application that authenticates users before they are assigned an IP address and granted network access.
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Enterprise Strategy Research Group: Infoblox: Quietly Making The Network More Available And Secure
[08/15/05] The tech industry loves to focus on the cool stuff about the Internet. After all, the Infobahn enables worldwide distribution of information, voice, and video and is literally changing the way we work and communicate. Buried deep beneath this sexy veneer however is a number of network services like DNS and DHCP that perform mundane tasks like directing Internet traffic and handing out IP addresses. Without this basic plumbing, all the neat Internet stuff comes to a screeching halt.
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Network World: Appliances Replace DNS, DHCP Software
[07/18/05] In 2004, the Slammer virus took the city of Houston by storm. The powerful, fast-spreading virus penetrated the Red Hat Linux servers running Berkeley Internet Name Domain software that handled naming resolution for the city's Web sites...Enter Infoblox, one of several start-ups offering special-purpose, hardened appliances that handle resolution for key Internet protocols including DNS and DHCP.
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InfoWorld: Never-die network services - Infoblox DNS/DHCP appliance makes HA clustering easy
[06/06/05] Providing DNS and DHCP services in an easy-to-cluster appliance, Infoblox offers a way to bring never-die network services to remotely (or scarcely) supported environments.
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Federal Computer Week: Infoblox delivers nonstop DNS
[05/30/05] Information technology managers struggling to maintain complex network identity infrastructures could get some relief from new appliances and software that Infoblox released this month. The products are designed to keep crucial Domain Name System (DNS) services running smoothly.
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Business 2.0: The Dangers of a Stressed Out, Overworked DNS
[05/12/05] On May 7, Google (GOOG), perhaps the most indispensable online utility, went offline. Its dependents were immediately complaining in every forum they could find about their lack of access to search tools, Gmail accounts, and Google News. When Google came back online, after a mere 15 minutes, a quick investigation proved that the culprit was the domain name system, or DNS.
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Network World: Infoblox upgrades appliances
[05/02/05] As more companies support mobile access to network resources, they're finding they need a dynamic infrastructure for assigning IP addresses, authenticating users and controlling network access. Infoblox, a leader in network identity appliances, is targeting this niche with a spate of new product announcements.
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InformationWeek: Vendors Roll Out New VoIP, Networking Wares at Interop
[05/02/05] Infoblox continued the expansion of its network identity management appliances with new software and hardware. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based vendor is launching version 3 of its Network Identity OS (NIOS), which includes new high-availability features that reduce potential service downtime...
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Computer Reseller News: Vendors Roll Out New VoIP, Networking Wares At Interop
[05/02/05] A variety of vendors at this week's Interop 2005 conference are showcasing new products that focus on technology convergence, giving solution providers more options as they tackle networking and infrastructure solutions.
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NDCF: Infoblox Stacks Up $30M
[04/29/05] This week the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based vendor picked up $30 million in a Series E round, bringing its total funding to $65 million. The round was led by existing investors Sequoia Capital and Lehman Brothers.
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The Whir: Infoblox Supports IT Conference Network
[04/21/05] Infoblox (infoblox.com), a provider of network identity infrastructure systems, announced on Tuesday that it would deliver the critical domain name resolution and IP address delivery services for the entire NetWorld+Interop (interop.com/interopnet) eNet network, which will have approximately 10,000 nodes.
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Webhosting Info: Infoblox Earns Microsoft Certified Partner Status
[04/15/05] Infoblox Inc., a developer of network identity infrastructure (NII) systems, recently announced that it has earned certified status in Microsoft's Partner Program. As a Certified Partner, Infoblox has demonstrated expertise with Microsoft technologies and a proven ability to meet customer needs.
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Communications News: The Dream Network
[04/01/05] Networld+Interop’s Event Network brings together the latest wired and wireless technologies, including voice over IP, video streaming and network security. Infoblox is providing the network identity infrastructure (NII) for eNet.
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Computer Reseller News: Network Identity Management Firm Woos Channel
[02/28/05] Infoblox is courting VARs with the planned launch this week of its first partner program, which offers deal registration on every sales opportunity.
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VARBusiness: Identity Management - The Next Big Thing
[01/31/05] I've seen the next big thing in network security, and its name is identity management.
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Network World: Infoblox Upgrades RADIUS Appliance
[01/31/05] The RADIUS appliance now includes features geared towards enterprises rolling out large-scale wireless LANs.
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Advanced IP Pipeline: Infoblox and Aruba Deliver All-In-One WLAN Access and Security
[01/31/05] Infoblox and Aruba Wireless Networks have announced a turnkey solution to help enterprises more easily deliver highly secure and easily managed mobility services.
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Enterprise Strategy Viewpoint: Infoblox - Repairing the Potholes on the Information Highway
[12/13/04] It's easy to marvel at the wonders of modern telecommunications until you realize that the whole system depends upon low tech components like phone poles, trenches, tool belts, and guys in trucks. The same contrast can be made with the Internet infrastructure.
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Network World: DNS appliances could improve net uptime
[12/02/04] As you likely know, the DNS is the network function that translates domain names (like www.nwfusion.com) to IP addresses (like 65.214.57.165). And though this service is sometimes supplied a few organizational steps away from corporate telecommunications, it still has a profound impact on perceived network reliability.
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SearchSecurity.com: Rising demand for IP address management appliances
[11/15/04] With a growing number of attacks targeting the Domain Name System (DNS), demand for appliances that manage IP addresses will grow in the coming years, Burton Group predicts.
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Telephony: Down the Path to Appliancehood
[09/27/04] Routers started off as software running on Digital Equipment Corp.'s VAX mini-computers and then ultimately went down the path to being an appliance. Firewalls started out as software running on servers and went down that same path to being an appliance.
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CNET News: Ex-NetScreen CEO takes on new start-up
[09/23/04] Can the former chief executive officer of NetScreen Technologies make history repeat itself? A small start-up called Infoblox is banking on it. The company, which has built a server device that runs several identity protocols at once, announced earlier this week that it has hired Robert Thomas, NetScreen's former CEO, as its own chief executive.
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DowJones VentureWire: Appliance Maker Infoblox Names Robert Thomas New President, CEO (Subscription required)
[09/22/04] Infoblox, a developer of network identity appliances, named Robert Thomas as president and chief executive.
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Om Malik on Broadband: Curious Juniper Executive Moves?
[09/21/04] Robert Thomas is moving offices. From the executive chambers of Juniper Networks to the...Sequoia Capital-funded start-up Infoblox. In case you don’t know, Thomas was the chief executive officer of security appliance maker NetScreen Technologies, which Juniper bought for about $4 billion seven months ago.
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Mercury News: The play's the thing for actress, Friendster (Registration required)
[09/20/04] The former chief executive of computer security company NetScreen Technologies had planned to take an extended leave from the tech world after he helped his old company join forces with Juniper Networks. The networking company purchased NetScreen in a $3.3 billion stock deal this year.
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ITBusinessEdge: Firewalls With a Mission
[08/18/04] Infoblox is pioneering the idea of role-based firewalls and network identity as an authentication method.
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Network World: DDNS Automates DNS Database Updates
[06/28/04] DNS is the Internet's naming service. DNS maps the names of hosts to their IP addresses, letting users locate Web sites and mail servers. Traditionally, network administrators manually updated DNS databases. Enter Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP ), which automates the assignment of IP addresses in a network.
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Network World: Infoblox Appliances Add Role-based Security to Firewalls
[06/08/04] You might want to check out another potentially powerful development: the ability to connect your existing network firewall (from Netscreen/Juniper, CheckPoint or someone else) to an authentication and authorization appliance from Infoblox to gain consistent role-based firewall security across all your networked sites.
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InfoWorld: N+I Has Bounced Back, And Its Network Operating Center Is a Site to Behold
[05/21/04] Back in the day, Networld+Interop was the gala networking event. Exhibitors were numerous, PR reps were mostly women and gracious toward nerds, and I was young and thin with the lights of Vegas glittering in my eyes. Then the bubble gave a wet pop and N+I did a nosedive so steep that for the last couple of years, I haven’t even bothered attending. But I’m here to tell you: N+I is back, and it’s back with a vengeance.
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NetworkWorldFusion: Vendors Hit the 802.1x Mark for Access, but Security Holes Remain
[05/10/04] While previous iLabs security-based testing focused strictly on how the IEEE 802.1X authentication standard helped lock down wireless LAN connections, this year's testing also spanned the wired world.
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Comdex LOOP: The Role of Identity Services in Identity Management
[05/07/04] Network complexity in today’s distributed enterprises continues to increase. With security functionality becoming more and more distributed over time, the task of maintaining and enforcing authentication, authorization, and access control for applications has become significantly more difficult to manage. Identity management is a new trend that minimizes the risks associated with security breaches and unauthorized access to systems.
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Computer Reseller News: Infoblox Distributors to Identify UK VARs
[03/08/04] Network identity appliance maker Infoblox has launched in the UK, and is looking for channel partners to help it gain market share.
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CRN: Infoblox Launches RADIUS One Appliance
[03/05/04] Infoblox has unveiled a network security appliance designed to deliver remote authentication dial-in user services on an easy-to-manage platform.
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Windows & .NET Magazine: DNS Server Appliances
[03/01/04] Network appliances - hardware devices with preinstalled software that you can bring into service with little or no configuration - have been around for years. Network appliances offer several advantages, including low cost, ease of use, and high reliability.
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Network Magazine: DNS: Defending Your Domain
[01/05/04] DNS appliances are typically easy to install, are compatible with DHCP and Dynamic DNS, and free up administrators' time from many day-to-day DNS hassles.
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CRN: Channel Chief
[12/23/03] 'The Infoblox appliance is a great channel fit. The appliance approach makes it more of a network infrastructure device.'

CRN: Hidden Identity
[12/05/03] When it comes to security, the most overlooked and least-understood product category is identity management.

Network World: Infoblox Targets Corporate IP Services
[11/03/03] Infoblox is expanding beyond its line of DNS network appliances with a suite of offerings designed to make several other corporate IP services run more simply, securely and reliably...
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CRN: Innovation Rules
[10/24/03] I thought I would take the opportunity to look back at a few...companies I have met in the last four months, just to remind myself that innovation is alive and well in this industry.
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ISP Planet: DNS Server Choices Broaden
[09/27/02] As technology advances, equipment options proliferate, but so do security risks. ISPs now must choose between a variety of options when implementing DNS, one of the Web's basic services.
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Crossnodes: Server Appliances as Disruptive Technology?
[05/15/02] Imagine being able to plug an inexpensive box on your Internet connection, click a few commands into a Web interface and instantly all of the standard services you need to manage your business - mail, web, DHCP, firewall, etc. - are fully connected and operational.
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Tech Republic: Automating Security Updates: Keeping Ahead of the Hackers
[05/13/02] The need for security goes beyond financial institutions to anyone engaged in e-commerce. It’s not so much the loss of money that would be a problem, or even a momentary spurt of bad news, it’s the residual effect a breach could have on a company.
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Crossnodes: When's the Time to Bring DNS/DHCP In-House?
[04/30/02] What could be causing the problems? Your network is slow; users' complaints are mounting. If DNS and DHCP services are configured correctly, you can eliminate at least one headache from your list of network problems.
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HostingTech: A Better, Simpler DNS
[01/01/02] Managing Domain Name System (DNS) servers with less effort is catching on...Through its flagship product DNS One, recently released in a 1U configuration, Infoblox radically simplifies management of DNS and DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol) servers.
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Network Computing: New & Improved: Infoblox DNS One Version 2.0
[10/15/01] Infoblox has done it again with its recently released Infoblox DNS One 2.0. We wrote a Sneak Preview on version 1.1 in March and found it to be an exceptional IP management device.
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Network Magazine: Best Practices: DNS Health Tips
[07/05/01] "Stu Bailey, co-founder and CTO of Infoblox... offers several tips on keeping your DNS setup in good health."
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InfoWorld: InfoWorld® Readers' Choice Awards
[06/01/01] Infoblox's DNS One is chosen as one of the top four networking products of the year by the editors of InfoWorld for the magazine's annual Readers' Choice Awards.
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Network Computing: Building a Stable DNS, Block by Infoblox
[03/05/01] A key part of business today involves a presence on the Web. A key part of getting to that Web site happens through DNS. Infoblox can provide the solid block on which the foundation for your network can be formed.
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Internet.com: Infoblox Unbinds BIND
[02/14/01] But one can think if hackers are smart enough to put the Internet in a bind, they surely can outsmart an information exchange. Might there be another solution to this bind? Well, a Chicago area company thinks so. It claims that a mere fifteen hours after CERT's announcement it solved this potentially disastrous problem and made the solution available globally! The name of the company is Infoblox.
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