Trendmicro TrendAI and CleanDNS Partner to Dismantle Cybercriminal Infrastructure
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- •TrendAI™ and CleanDNS partner to remove cybercriminal infrastructure from the internet.
- •The initiative focuses on dismantling attacker infrastructure, not just blocking domains.
- •Advanced AI and machine learning are employed to identify threats in real-time.
TrendAI™ and CleanDNS have announced a partnership aimed at removing cybercriminal infrastructure from the internet. This initiative goes beyond merely blocking malicious domains, as it seeks to dismantle the underlying attacker infrastructure that poses a threat to victims. TrendAI™ utilizes advanced AI workflows and machine learning models to identify and monitor attacker infrastructure in near-real time, allowing for proactive measures against threats. The partnership is designed to enhance protection for customers on the TrendAI Vision One™ platform by targeting left-of-kill-chain threats that enable major cyberattacks. CleanDNS, a leader in DNS abuse management, will work directly with registry operators and registrar abuse teams to take down malicious domains effectively. This collaboration signifies a shift from reactive to proactive cybersecurity measures, aiming to mitigate online harm on a larger scale.
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