New Enterprise-Scale Security Integration, Courtesy of Stamus Networks and Infoblox

By Alex Passett

Good afternoon, readers.

Today, let’s talk about Stamus Networks and Infoblox; some background on each, then the news at hand.

As a global provider of high-performance, network-based threat detection and response (TDR) systems, Stamus Networks helps enterprise security teams expand their knowledge bases, up their response times, and skirt threats with data-driven insights gathered from cloud and on-premise network activity.

Here’s another way to translate that – “Know More” via complete on-prem and cloud visibility, “Respond Sooner” with accurate and thorough automated event triage (with enriched, actionable metadata), and “Mitigate Risk” by leveraging the decades of expertise that’s being brought to the table – these are the three pillars of the Stamus Networks mission in motion.

In a similar vein, Infoblox provides real-time visibility and control over who (and what) connects to your network, allowing users to build safer, more resilient environments. “Bloxers,” as the company’s teammates are endearingly called, tackle big-time challenges in unified networking and security to recognize threats others may miss, thwart attacks sooner, boost network intelligence, and power “anywhere productivity” in today’s age of growingly complex systems.

So, be it integrated DDI (i.e. DNS, DHCP, and IPAM), hybrid DNS-layer security deployments, cloud network automation and more, Infoblox’s Bloxers get the job done.

Background on each? Check.

News? Here it is:

Last week, Stamus Networks announced the integration of Infoblox BloxOne Threat Defense into the Stamus Security Platform. Per the official announcement, “This powerful combination allows users to achieve enhanced threat coverage by detecting threats and unauthorized activity linked to suspicious and known-bad hosts in both DNS-based and non-DNS based network communications.”

In other words, Infoblox BloxOne Threat Defense active indicators and the Stamus Security Platform work together to identify network communications with malicious hosts. Benefits therein include real-time, up-to-the-minute threat intelligence, enhanced visibility for joint Stamus Networks + Infoblox customers, comprehensive domain activity monitoring and more.

"Cybercriminals collaborate to execute attacks, so the cybersecurity industry must unite to defend against them," stated Stamus Networks CEO Ken Gramley. "We are working closely with Infoblox to enhance our integration with advanced data enrichment and automated responses. This collaboration helps security experts identify and address threats more proactively, respond faster to incidents, and strengthen overall security."

"We welcome Stamus Networks to the Infoblox Ecosystem Program," added Seshamani Narasimhan, Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Partnerships at Infoblox. "Their certified integration will enable more security teams worldwide to benefit from the east-west network visibility and NDR capabilities of the Stamus Security Platform."

For those interested in the full integration briefing, read here.


Edited by Greg Tavarez
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