
Protective DNS’s Resolver Logs feature lets organization users with reporting roles preview, filter, download and schedule full DNS query extracts from the management dashboard. Users can filter by source set, authorized source, policy, record type, name and time range, preview up to 100 records, or schedule full extracts (up to 3,000,000 records) for immediate or recurring delivery. Scheduled extracts include configurable cadence, notifications, edit/delete controls and an extract history that retains records for 72 hours; API-based log push requires a one-time account upgrade coordinated with CISA. The interface provides error handling, duplicate/long-run warnings, sortable result tables and audit logs for tracking events like alerts, user creation and policy changes.

The video walks through user management in the Protective DNS management application, showing how managers add organizational users, assign roles, and control access. By default new users receive read-only access to dashboards, policies, threat analysis and organization info; additional roles...

The panel discussion, hosted by Rusei’s Jamie McColl, examined the United Kingdom’s current cyber‑security posture in the wake of high‑profile 2025 breaches at major retailers and Jaguar Land Rover. Participants—including NCSC chief technical officer Ollie Whitehouse, former NCSC chief Kieran Martin,...

The video provides a 2026 update on Russia’s four‑year invasion of Ukraine, noting that the conflict has now outlasted the Soviet Union’s Great Patriotic War. While Putin’s original promise of a swift victory remains unfulfilled, the war’s human and infrastructural...

The video “Global Foresight 2036” uses ChatGPT to illustrate how artificial‑intelligence tools synthesize expert forecasts about two high‑impact scenarios: the likelihood of a major war in the next ten years and the arrival of artificial general intelligence by 2036. Analysts surveyed...

Peter Zeihan discusses Venezuela’s latest political shift as interim president Delcy Rodríguez announces a blanket amnesty covering all crimes committed since Hugo Chávez took power in 1999, marking the first major concession after the United States helped remove Nicolás Maduro from office. The...

The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General has opened an audit into DHS privacy practices, focusing initially on Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Office of Biometric Identity Management to examine how personally identifiable information and biometric data...

At the World Defense Show in Riyadh, ECS showcased its Black Talon counter-UAS system, highlighting recent upgrades that extend detection and defeat capabilities across air, ground and subsurface domains, including added sonar sensors for underwater drones. ECS emphasized an open-architecture...

The video chronicles the Anglo‑German naval arms race that transformed European power dynamics in the early 20th century, culminating in the outbreak of World War I. It traces how Germany, under Kaiser Wilhelm II and Admiral Tirpitz, sought to challenge the...

IPG Defense, a new defense arm of IPG Photonics, debuted at the Singapore Airshow to showcase laser-based counter-drone systems aimed at military, critical infrastructure and commercial customers across the Indo-Pacific. The company leveraged 35 years of laser manufacturing expertise to...

The WBUR interview spotlights the imminent U.S.–Iran talks aimed at resolving Tehran’s nuclear program after Washington’s summer strike on a nuclear facility, a flashpoint in the broader Israel‑Iran rivalry. According to host Scott Tong and analyst Jim Walsh, the Trump administration...

The virtual seminar featured Robert Blackwill, senior fellow at the Belfer Center and Hoover Institution, unveiling his 100‑page report “America Revived: A Grand Strategy for Resolute Global Leadership.” Blackwill framed the discussion around the urgent need to reassess U.S. grand...

The video outlines Brazil’s emerging strategic weight in South American security architecture, emphasizing its massive geography, extensive borders, and the upcoming chairmanship of the South Atlantic Peace and Cooperation Zone in 2026. It frames Brazil’s defense posture as a blend...

The panel at LASC 2026 examined how transnational crime is evolving in Latin America and the challenges it poses to state resilience. Participants highlighted a shift from a few dominant drug cartels to a fragmented landscape of competing groups, driving...

The LASC 2026 panel examined how the United Kingdom and its Latin American partners can sustain peaceful governance under the Antarctic Treaty System amid rising strategic competition. Moderators highlighted the shift from a Cold‑War consensus to a landscape where hard...

The panel at LASC 2026 examined Ukraine’s wartime diplomacy aimed at Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on the newly unveiled Latin American‑Caribbean Communication Strategy (LACCS). Panelists Dr. Carlos Suller and Francisco Lobo explained how the strategy, conceived after the...

The panel at LASC 2026 examined how the United Kingdom, led by BAE Systems, is shaping the next generation of defence cooperation with Latin America, especially Brazil. Speakers highlighted a history of joint projects that go beyond sales, focusing...

The LASC 2026 panel examined the Venezuelan crisis as a flashpoint for regional and global geopolitics, focusing on the surprise U.S. military operation dubbed "Operation Southern Spear" and its rapid escalation in early January. Panelists traced how the strike, described...

The LASC 2026 conference highlighted the United Kingdom’s push to modernise its defence partnership with Latin America, framing it as a strategic response to heightened geopolitical interest, including the recent U.S. operation in Venezuela. Lord Vernon Stoker outlined a three‑pillar...

Peter Zeihan argues India is often overhyped as a unified global power because its fractured geography, deep linguistic and religious diversity, and hostile neighborhood limit national cohesion and power projection. India lacks clear geographic consolidation and strong regional influence, meaning...

The seminar traced the intellectual history of weapons prohibitions from the 1860s through the 1970s, focusing on how legal, moral, and cultural ideas shaped which new arms were banned. Elena Kemp highlighted three overlapping conceptual frameworks—unnecessary suffering of the...