UltraDNS TLD for top level domain nameservers — Vercara launches
Neustar’s former security business launches fresh product for top level domain operators.
Security firm Vercara has launched UltraDNS TLD and UltraDNS TLD², building off its existing UltraDNS product.
The firm’s name might be fresh to many people, but Vercara is what was formerly known as Neustar Security Services. Neustar offered UltraDNS for two decades, and, with its connection to the registry business (now owned by GoDaddy), it has powered domain names, counting .biz and .co.
While UltraDNS is Vercara’s solution for authoritative DNS zones, UltraDNS TLD provides global resolution for queries to top level domain nameservers operated on behalf of internet registries.
Vercara pitches the product to be used alongside an existing network to provide redundancy, or clients can use the fully redundant version called UltraDNS TLD².
The firm states clients can use UltraDNS TLD for compliance with ICANN registry and registrar TLD standards.
