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Will you be in San Francisco for RSAC and BSides San Francisco this year? Let's catch up! DomainTools can be found at Spaces Mission & 3rd, just a short walk from Moscone Center with a hospitality lounge, podcast recordings, and meeting rooms. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the show floor. Book a meeting with us to learn about the latest offerings from DomainTools, what our DomainTools Investigations (DTI) team is currently researching, and so much more. Book Now: https://lnkd.in/gvdmW46A

OKAY so I'm TECHNICALLY on PTO right now but...someone dangled a shiny object on Mastodon, so I kinda found two clusters of 123/124 DGA domains within the first ten minutes of the hunt. Common characteristics include nameserver host, created/first seen date clustering, registrar, and more. Images are from DomainTools Iris Investigate - Visualization panel.

In Episode 202 of Breaking Badness, Kali Fencl, Tim Helming, and Taylor Wilkes-Pierce take a deep dive into two of the biggest cybersecurity stories of the year (so far): ● Black Basta’s Leaked Chats – A major data leak has exposed internal conversations from this notorious ransomware gang, revealing their internal struggles, ransom negotiations, and even workplace drama. ● Salt Typhoon’s Cyber Espionage – A sophisticated Chinese threat group has been caught infiltrating major U.S. telecommunications providers, raising serious concerns about national security. Listen wherever you get podcasts: Apple: https://lnkd.in/gvDwKmCu Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gbi_8cZP YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gi2mResD Web: https://lnkd.in/g5WNFtGi

Cybersecurity Marketing Society member Kali Fencl, Senior Content Manager and Aspiring Threat Researcher at DomainTools, penned our latest blog post, "My Experience as a Marketer on the Cybersecurity Stage: Speaking at the Last Shmoocon." Read how Kali got the courage to apply to speak on the big cybersecurity stage, got selected to speak, and (in my opinion) killed it!!! Shout-outs to the folks mentioned in the article who provided Kali encouragement or inspiration! Corin Imai Ian Campbell Aaron Glee-Clough Jen V. Rob Joyce Amanda Drager Grifter and Pope Andrew Schoka Rich Mogull Heidi Potter & Bruce Potter! Read it here :)

On March 19, David Bianco (Splunk) joins Daniel Schwalbe, Lesley Carhart, and Sarah Sabotka to discuss the foundations of digital forensics and incident response (DFIR). This panel discussion will cover the PICERL Model (preparation, identification, containment, eradication, recovery, and lessons learned) in reviewing the foundations of a DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) which are crucial for effectively managing and mitigating cybersecurity incidents, yet they are often forgotten or overlooked. If you haven't already, save you spot here: https://lnkd.in/gvZNvMsk Additionally, DomainTools will provide a document confirming your participation; however, CPE credit approval is not guaranteed. Credentialing organizations, such as ISACA or ISC2, may grant CPE credits for security educational courses if you provide proof of participation.

I have seen first-hand both the challenges and the incredible contributions of women in SaaS.. That’s why we DomainTools partnered with PartnerStack, a leader in partner ecosystem technology, to survey 100 women about their own experiences, including everything from diversity in the industry to workplace discrimination and opportunities for advancement in their careers. The report is sometimes unsurprising, often inspiring, but always essential reading. I am honored to be one of the women leaders who is working to change the game in both big and small ways. #womeninsaas #womeninsaas2025 #womenintech #womenwhowork #internationalwomensday

Celebrating Women in SaaS: The 2025 Report is Here! Happy International Women’s Day 2025! ?? This year, we’re back with an even bigger initiative for Women in SaaS—and the insights are more important than ever. Over the past few months, we’ve joined forces with All Inclusive Marketing Inc., Carbon6, DomainTools , Fluincy For Female Founders, Jane App , Pavilion and Pressbooks to survey over 100 women leaders in SaaS. ?? What did we uncover? ?? How women are compensated—and why they leave ?? Their influence on decision-making ?? The progress made—and the gaps that still need closing Yes, there’s room for optimism. But is it enough? Spoiler: Not even close. The work isn’t done—and that includes all of us. Throughout the month, we’ll be diving into the results, spotlighting our incredible partners, and celebrating the women leading the way in SaaS. Can’t wait? Read the full Women in SaaS 2025 Report now: https://lnkd.in/ePYSrQVh #WomenInSaaS #IWD2025 #WomenInTech #WomenWhoLead #EquityInSaaS

On this International Women's Day, we're thrilled to highlight the incredible individuals who have recently joined the Breaking Badness Cybersecurity Podcast to share their expertise and insights. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with the community. Your contributions are invaluable and continue to promote diversity and inclusivity in the space and pave the way for future generations in tech. ??Tanya Janca ??Heidi Potter ??Aqsa Taylor ??Tracy Z. Maleeff ??Lesley Carhart ??Tricia Howard ??Melissa Bischoping ??Theresa Lanowitz ???? Kymberlee Price Listen to their episodes of the podcast discussing topics from secure coding, the future of endpoint security, the evolving landscape of OT cybersecurity, and so much more here: https://lnkd.in/gnPaMfvX

What presentations are you looking forward to at RSAC? We're excited for "Thank You For Being a Friend: The Power of Ad Hoc Intel Sharing Groups" presented by Brett Callow, Jon DiMaggio, Azim K., and Allan Liska. This panel truly believes sharing is caring and teamwork makes the dreamwork (all the things that rhyme!) But seriously, everyone in our industry needs some support every now and then, and we can do that through ad hoc intel sharing. This panel will discuss the benefits of ad hoc intelligence sharing, how to approach these groups, share responsibly, and help keep everyone more secure. Learn more on the RSAC website here: https://lnkd.in/gJ4YvBhU

In January, enforcement for the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Act began in all financial institutions across the European Union. Organizations charged with managing financial assets depend on DomainTools data to build better detections and defenses for adversary infrastructure intelligence in adherence to DORA requirements. One way DomainTools helps is through testing digital operational resilience by performing passive reconnaissance at scale across global assets using both up to the moment observations and a historical archive that can identify orphaned records in DNS or expired registrations that can be leveraged in offensive actions. Want to learn more? We’d be happy to catch up at Forum INCYBER Europe (FIC) in Lille, France to discuss more in person. If you’d like to schedule a conversation before then, visit https://lnkd.in/gjdd76rX