Infoblox Bolsters External Threat Intelligence by Acquiring Axur

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What happened

Infoblox bolsters external threat intelligence by acquiring Axur to integrate AI-powered external threat discovery and takedown capabilities with its DNS and network security portfolio. The acquisition aims to detect and mitigate phishing, brand abuse, credential exposure, and other external threats faster. It is expected to close in Spring 2026 and aligns Infoblox’s preemptive security approach with automated external threat remediation.

Who is affected

Security teams responsible for brand protection, phishing mitigation, and external attack surface management will directly benefit from Axur’s integration.

Why CISOs should care

Integrating external threat detection with DNS-level enforcement shortens dwell time, improves response, and strengthens preemptive security strategies.

3 practical actions

  • Review external exposure tooling: Assess solutions that detect and remediate threats beyond the perimeter.
  • Leverage DNS enforcement: Align DNS policies with automated takedown outputs.
  • Automate response workflows: Implement processes to quickly neutralize detected threats.