| Hello Zachary: We're off to a running start this new year, with exciting things happening here at DomainTools. In addition to releasing Bulk Parsed Whois, we've already participated in 3 events in the first 5 weeks of the year. Since retailers were a big target for hackers in 2014, we went to NRF's Big Show to gauge the industry's focus on cybersecurity. It turns out many of our own retail customers represent retail well, as they have been identifying IOC's based on domain intelligence for years. As always, keep your eyes peeled as we have big changes and big announcements planned for the first half of 2015. Maybe some new products, new content, new data, and a new look. And maybe some more fun. Sincerely, DomainTools DomainTools Resources: Recorded Training Session: Effective Internet Investigations Learn how to perform effective internet investigations by understanding the technical basics of domain names, IP addresses, DNS, Whois records, and who controls all of it. See how current and historical records can help you draw connections to find out who's behind the curtain. |  | | News and Blog Posts: | | New Product: Bulk Parsed Whois-No API Required Many investigations turn up not just one, but many domain. And getting fast, accurate Whois information in a parsed format can be immensely valuable. But since not everyone can use the DomainTools Parsed Whois API, we have released a new tool for our Enterprise customers to get bulk Parsed Whois data via a simple Web form. Read More | | | | Retail Priorities On Display at NRF's Big Show 2014 may have seen the recovery from the Great Recession picking up pace, but from a cybersecurity perspective, it was a rough year to be a retailer. With that in mind, DomainTools attended The Big Show, the annual trade show of the National Retail Federation (NRF), to check out the zeitgeist in retail-world. Read More | | | | Part 1: Hacking the Movies, Then and Now With the movie Blackhat out, we thought it might be fun to review some past movies about the digital realm, hacking, and cybersecurity. Here's what our team thought about the some of our favorites and some of the classics. In this first post we took a walk down memory lane with the 80s classics WarGames and Tron. Read More | | | | Part 2: Hackers (and Cybersecurity) Go Mainstream As the hacker counterculture emerged and cybersecurity became a realistic household concern, movies followed suit. We continued our hacker movie review series by looking at three movies from the grungy 90s: one about encryption and cracking, one about the digital footprint and identity theft, and one about the hacker lifestyle and how Angelina met her first husband. Read More | |
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