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protocols, DNS was not built to withstand abuse from bad actors intent on causing harm. “Protective DNS” (PDNS) is different from earlier security-related changes to DNSin that it is envisioned as a security service –not a protocol–that analyzes DNS queries and takes action to mitigate threats, leveraging the existing DNS protocol and architecture. Protecting users’ DNS queries is a key defense because cyber threat actors use domain names across the network exploitation lifecycle: users frequently mistype domain names while attempting to navigate to a known-good website and uni A key benefit of PDNS is that it can be set up in a simple deployment just by changing an organization’s recursive resolver to use the PDNS provider’s DNS server.