Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines security and resilience controls for DNS and DHCP infrastructure
- Presents security as a layered approach combining role separation, hardening, validation, monitoring, logging and response
- Includes live demonstrations of DNS firewall, RPZ policies, DNSSEC validation and rogue DHCP server scenarios
- Addresses mapping technical controls to compliance requirements
About the Event
DDI Academy: Security, Resilience, and Compliance for DNS and DHCP is the fourth episode in the DDI Academy series. The session focuses on the security and resilience controls that should be incorporated into DNS and DHCP architectures, treating security as a multi-layered discipline rather than a single product feature.
Technical Demonstrations
The webinar includes live demonstrations covering several practical scenarios. Attendees will see how DNS firewall and Response Policy Zone (RPZ) policies can block or redirect queries. The session will illustrate DNSSEC validation and the chain of trust, and examine the impact of a rogue DHCP server on network operations. Additional demonstrations will show how DNS and DHCP events can provide operational and compliance evidence.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will learn how to combine preventive, detective and responsive controls for DNS and DHCP environments. The session distinguishes between controls appropriate for authoritative DNS, recursive DNS and DHCP services. Attendees will gain a practical foundation for mapping technical controls to resilience and compliance requirements.
Who Should Attend
This session is suited for network administrators, security engineers and compliance professionals responsible for DNS and DHCP infrastructure who need to understand how these foundational services contribute to organisational security posture and regulatory compliance.