Protective DNS, DNS Encryption, & Zero-Trust: Tackling NSA Guidance

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Covers CISA and NSA guidance on Protective DNS (PDNS) and how PDNS, DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH/DoT), and Zero Trust relate. Explains why these technologies must be addressed now given increased government focus and regulatory attention.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:29Is your DNS leaking?
3. 1:06DNS (Domain Name System)
4. 3:30DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions)
5. 4:22DDR (Discovery of Designated Resolvers)
6. 5:58Protective DNS: March 2021
7. 7:06PDNS Guidance Outlined from NSA and CISA
8. 10:16Why Protective DNS?
9. 11:15Fast Forward: March 2022
10. 11:44CISA's Shields Up Program
11. 13:04Driving further interest of PDNS & DNS Encryption
12. 15:01Defining Zero Trust
13. 18:31In Summary

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