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CSC, an enterprise-class domain registrar and world leader in mitigating domain security, domain name system (DNS), and digital brand threats, today announces its partnership with NetDiligence®, a leader in cyber risk readiness and response solutions for the cyber insurance industry.

CSC Partners with NetDiligence to Help Mitigate Cyber Risks and Support the Cyber Insurance Ecosystem

Third parties are registering brands under the .AI domain to launch phishing attacks or other types of brand abuse.

CSC an enterpriseclass domain registrar and world leader in mitigating domain and domain name system DNS threats today released its 2023 Domain Security Report which found that 43 of Forbes Global 2000 companies do not have control over their branded artificial intelligence .AI domain names and theyre actually registered by third parties.

The 2023 Domain Security Report highlights how—despite rising phishing and online fraud—many companies are vastly unaware of the state of their domain name portfolio and overlook...

43% of .AI domains are registered to unrelated third parties with research indicating a 350% rise in domain disputes over .AI extensions.

CSCs 2023 Domain Security Report Finds Many Global 2000 Companies Neglect their .AI Domain Extensions Despite Surge in Popularity for Artificial Intelligence

CSC, an enterprise-class domain registrar and world leader in mitigating domain and domain name system (DNS) threats, has launched its new DomaincastingSM digital blocking network - a complement to its current Enforcement services.

CSC, an enterprise-class domain registrar and world leader in mitigating domain and domain name system (DNS) threats, today released its “Subdomain Hijacking Vulnerabilities Report” that reviewed over 440,000 DNS records and found that over 21% of DNS records point to content that does not resolve, leaving many companies vulnerable to subdomain hijacking. Additionally, over 277,000 (63%) show error status codes such as “404 not found” or “502 bad gateway.”

CSC also found that lookalike domains are targeting top companies, with 75% of homoglyph registrations registered to unrelated third parties.