Listen to WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang and Head of Marketing Alexandre Francois talk about the risks of typosquatting domains and large typosquatting groups.

What are the bottlenecks and challenges when it comes to data sharing and scalability? Listen to QuoLab CEO Daniel Young and the WhoisXML API team talk about the QuoLab-WhoisXML API native integration partnership and key considerations for scaling, automating, and simplifying cyber operations.

Listen to Neil Saltman, author of Cybersecurity Sales: A Buyer's and Seller's Perspective, as he took part in this special edition of the DNS Sonar Report. This episode covers Neil's new book and targeted techniques to get CISOs' attention and close deals.

Are organizations doing enough to discover and monitor their external attack surfaces? Listen to AMASS Project Leader Jeff Foley and WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang explore this and related questions in a special episode of the DNS Sonar Report dedicated to Attack Surface Management.

Listen to WhoisXML API CEO & Founder Jonathan Zhang and Head of Marketing Alexandre François look into Internet domain properties that could be used to impersonate top 100 CEOs and execute BEC scams and CEO fraud.

Are companies' Internet infrastructure overly exposed because of descriptive DNS naming practices? Listen to WhoisXML API CEO & Founder Jonathan Zhang and Advanced Threat Researcher Ed Gibbs talk about this industry problem and the associated cybersecurity & other risks.

Are cryptocurrency giveaways too good to be true? Listen to WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang share details about suspicious Internet properties used to defraud crypto investors around the world.

Still working from home? Listen to Global CISO and Chief Privacy Officer Rebecca Wynn explore the challenges of work-from-home (WFH) environments for organizations' security, compliance, and privacy posture.

Listen to WhoisXML API DNS Threat Researcher Dancho Danchev as he dives into some of his ongoing cybersecurity investigations and explains how to map and recon abused and hidden malicious infrastructure.

Listen to WhoisXML API CEO & Founder Jonathan Zhang talking about the company's beginnings and exploring the risks of DNS abuse associated with cases such as recent bulk-registered "voltswagen" domains.

Listen to OSINT Combine CEO Chris Poulter discuss key investigations and decisive pivot points to uncover insider threat networks and explore deep past connections with historical WHOIS data.

Listen to the WhoisXML API team look at Web properties connected to Ramnit and other possible ongoing phishing campaigns targeting cybersecurity companies.

Listen to the WhoisXML API team look at hundreds of domain and subdomain artifacts related to GameStop, Robinhood, and other financial-related terms gaining prominence.

Can vaccination become a big phishing theme? Listen to WhoisXML API Sr. Director of Business Development Alexander Ronquillo and Head of Content Alex Francois as they look at 12K suspicious COVID-19 vaccination domain names.

WhoisXML API Sr. Technical Account Manager Ed Gibbs and Head of Content Alexandre Francois look at 19K+ domains & subdomains containing presidency-related strings.

Listen to WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo and Head of Content Alex Francois as they look at bitcoin-related domains and discuss newly-identified branded typosquatting domains.

Listen to Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo's review of recent typosquatting domain registrations and suspicious new resolving subdomains containing big brands' names.

Listen to cyber threat intelligence specialists John Bambenek and Alex Ronquillo share key insights concerning the SolarWinds breach.

Listen to Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo presenting a cyber threat intelligence analysis of SolarWind Orion's identified artifacts and expanded domain footprints.

Should you manage domains impersonating your brand in BEC scams as part of your company’s attack surface? WXA CEO Jonathan Zhang looks at this question and others in the context of the recent domains seized by Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit.

Listen to WhoisXML API Sr. Director of Business Development Alexander Ronquillo look at how cybercriminals can weaponize the DNS as well as key considerations for effective cyber threat intelligence.

Listen to WhoisXML API CEO and Founder Jonathan Zhang explore the link between cyber threat intelligence monitoring and new technological developments such as AI, 5G, and IoT devices.

Listen to WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang look into cyber threat intelligence automation and some of the key quality aspects of domain and IP intelligence sources.

Listen to WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo for more information on how to detect vulnerable third parties with domain and IP intelligence.

Typosquatting domains are now sophisticated and can take several dangerous forms. WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang explores what to pay attention to in this podcast.

Can domain and IP intelligence help tackle the multi-billion dollar Internet fraud problem? WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo offers some key perspectives in this podcast.

Cybercriminals sometimes leave digital breadcrumbs when they register domain names. WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang explains how it is possible to track perpetrators' identities in this podcast.

How do you uncover lists of potentially suspicious domain names? In this podcast, WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo explains how to find connected domain footprints using an IP address or nameserver as an input.

How do you contextualize IP addresses? Listen to WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang to learn more about IP enrichment techniques such as geolocation, connected domain discovery, and netblock attribution in this podcast.

How does domain intelligence bring context around new typo domain registrations? WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo talks about using WHOIS data to spot suspicious registrations in this podcast.

What's the link between COVID19 and domain name registrations? Listen to this podcast featuring WhoisXML API CEO Jonathan Zhang to understand the key patterns that potentially make pandemic-related domains dangerous.