Your company’s website and online presence should not solely depend on just one DNS service. Doing so creates a single point of failure and paints a target on your back for bad actors.
The single most important thing that organizations can do to protect their authoritative DNS service is to implement both a primary and secondary DNS solution.
Mitigate your risk by splitting your online presence between multiple DNS services to protect your websites, applications, and other online services from going down
With Secondary DNS you can prevent high traffic overloads and irritating disruptions, improve your website’s performance, and create faster load times, all while decreasing your vulnerability.
Protect Your Data and Your Clients
In the event of an attack on your primary DNS, Secondary DNS ensures you and your clients remain unaffected.
Avoid Frustration
Secondary DNS shares incoming traffic with your primary DNS, preventing your website from becoming overloaded.
No More Missed Opportunities
With Secondary DNS your business never stops, even when your primary DNS suffers a disruption.
With Secondary DNS your website now uses two separate DNS providers. This creates redundancy and resiliency. If your website suffers a disruption of service or becomes overloaded due to high traffic, Secondary DNS boosts your bandwith and shares the burden.
Your reputation matters. Secondary DNS shares incoming taffic with your primary DNS, preventing your website from becoming overloaded. This protects your website from annoying disruptions and helps prevent high traffic slowdowns. With a smooth and consistent website potential customers are more likely to use your services.
DNS is required for any live website. Our Secure DNS goes the extra mile to protect your website and your visitors from hijacking attempts.
We support your domain needs from start to finish.
There are many internet browsers that support Handshake domains such as Opera and various Chrome plugins.
Please visit Access Handshake names for more options on how to view your Handshake domains
NextDNS is one of the most popular methods for accessing Handshake domain names. Install NextDNS. You can click “try it now” on nextdns.io to connect your device and resolve Handshake domains. Scroll to the Setup Guide at NextDNS to select the option for your device, confirm with the green button at the top of the page, and then go to the “settings” tab to “resolve Handshake domains.”
Install the Resolvr add-on to view Handshake names directly in the search bar of your Firefox browser.
Try searching your site with the HNS.to gateway, which allows you to access Handshake names without downloading software or modifying your DNS settings. You may also conduct searches directly by prefixing Handshake domains with “hns.to/,” such as “hns.to/welcome.nb/.”