Phishing
Look-alike domains are registered minutes before a campaign starts, too new for most blocklists.
How we judge new domainsSee each control, what it asks of the DNS layer and the evidence we provide.
Look-alike domains are registered minutes before a campaign starts, too new for most blocklists.
How we judge new domainsMalware calls its command server over DNS before it encrypts anything. Cut the call and the attack stalls.
See the first-packet researchDNS tunnelling hides stolen data inside ordinary-looking queries that firewalls let through.
How tunnelling detection worksAttackers need DNS every time.
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Every lookup is classified, scored and checked against your policy in about 4 ms.
DNS security, authoritative DNS and sovereign hosting, run from one portal in English and Arabic.
Stop phishing, malware, C2 and DNS tunnelling for every user, office and roaming device.
Explore ProtectHost your zones with automated DNSSEC, and steer traffic by geography, health and latency.
Explore ResolveChoose where queries are processed and logs are stored. Private cloud and on-premises options.
Data residencyPowered by threat intelligence and AI detection
Fits the tools your SOC already runs
Built for DNS, run from the region you choose.
The capabilities that decide enterprise, public-sector and partner evaluations.
Query processing and log archival stay in your assigned region, so compliance teams can show exactly where DNS data lives.
Data residencyA hybrid DNS firewall: cloud-delivered, on your own infrastructure, or both together, managed from one portal.
Deployment modelsMachine-learning models catch DNS tunnelling, DGA domains and fast-flux that static blocklists miss.
Threat intelligenceRun subsidiaries, customers or departments as separate tenants, with delegated administration, policies and reports.
Partner programmeBring your own RPZ feeds, and publish yours to BIND, Infoblox and the other resolvers you already run.
Threat feedsThe Logs Connector streams blocks, queries and audit events into Sentinel, Splunk, QRadar, Elastic or ArcSight.
SIEM integrationsSecure Domains was founded in the Middle East on a simple principle: regional technology, held to rigorous standards, can answer global security challenges. DNS Armor™ brings that to one sovereign platform, from Dubai.


Founder-led, and accountable to the region we serve.
In a 30-minute session, a solutions engineer walks you through real blocks from networks like yours: phishing, ransomware call-homes and DNS tunnelling. No setup required.