DNSFilter and Blumira integrate DNS security with threat detection

DNSFilter and Blumira have launched a native integration that sends DNS activity into Blumira’s security operations platform, giving security teams more context for detecting and investigating threats. The connection uses Blumira’s HTTP ingest capability and includes both blocked and permitted DNS requests handled by DNSFilter.

The integration comes as malicious domain activity continues to rise. DNSFilter’s 2026 Annual Security Report found that the average user encountered 66 malicious domains each day in 2025, up from 29 the previous year. Two-thirds of those domains had been created within the prior 24 hours, leaving static blocklists with little time to identify and stop them.

DNSFilter uses domain intelligence and predictive blocking to prevent users from reaching malicious infrastructure. Blumira brings that activity together with data from endpoints, identities, cloud services, and other parts of the environment. Security teams can use the combined data to trace activity across systems, investigate allowed connections, and respond when an attack moves beyond its initial entry point.

The integration is aimed at organizations with small security teams or limited in-house SOC resources. It gives them a way to connect preventive DNS controls with broader monitoring and response without adding another manual workflow. As attackers move faster and use newly created infrastructure, the connection between blocking, visibility, and investigation becomes increasingly important.