According to a 2026 study by Ru-Center, 53.4% of companies have experienced domain-related incidents, yet only 31.5% maintain formal domain management policies. The company is now preparing to launch DNS Guard, a system designed to detect threats at the DNS infrastructure level.
The new solution integrates DNS traffic analysis, monitoring of domain record changes, and verification of domain zone configurations. It identifies suspicious modifications to records affecting websites and corporate email, detects abandoned subdomains vulnerable to hijacking, and flags anomalous DNS queries.
DNS Guard leverages Ru-Center's proprietary DNS infrastructure to analyze patterns across multiple managed zones. This approach complements existing tools like WAF and anti-DDoS by identifying threats before they impact web applications.
The platform is primarily targeted at large and medium-sized enterprises with extensive domain portfolios. It includes features for critical event notifications, activity monitoring, and DNS configuration audits, with API support planned for integration with corporate security systems.
