www.blumira.com DNSFilter and Blumira Launch Integration to Combat Rising Malicious Domain Threats
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- •DNSFilter and Blumira's integration enhances threat detection and response capabilities.
- •Users faced an average of 66 malicious domains daily in 2025, a significant increase from 29 in 2024.
- •Two-thirds of malicious domains were created within 24 hours, challenging traditional security measures.
DNSFilter and Blumira have announced a new integration that enhances threat detection by sending DNS activity data into Blumira's security operations platform. This integration is a response to a significant rise in malicious domain activity, with DNSFilter's 2026 Annual Security Report revealing that users encountered an average of 66 malicious domains daily in 2025, up from 29 in 2024. Notably, two-thirds of these domains were created within the previous 24 hours, making traditional static blocklists ineffective. The integration combines DNSFilter's predictive blocking capabilities with Blumira's monitoring tools, allowing security teams to trace and investigate threats more effectively. This solution is particularly beneficial for organizations with limited security resources, enabling them to connect preventive measures with broader monitoring without adding manual workflows. The integration aims to streamline security operations and enhance response capabilities against increasingly sophisticated attacks.
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