Ramil Mastiyev

Ramil Mastiyev

IT Solution Manager, Enterprise Business Group at Huawei
Joined on August 10, 2026
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Ramil Mastiyev is a Baku-based IT Solution Manager at Huawei's Enterprise Business Group, with 20+ years of experience in data centre design, systems engineering, and technical project management across banking, academic, telecom, and public-transport infrastructure. He is also co-founder of Istihost, a hosting company he has run since 2004. Alongside his professional work, Ramil is the sole developer of MarinaDNS, a free DNS and network diagnostics toolkit, and NODA, a dual-axis DNS health and best-practice assessment methodology built in the spirit of what SSL Labs did for TLS and Tranco did for domain ranking. NODA scores any domain on two independent axes -- a Health score for what's working right now, and a Best Practice score for how well it meets modern standards -- never blended into a single misleading number. He writes from the intersection of enterprise infrastructure experience and hands-on DNS research: recently running NODA's methodology against 309 real-world domains across three sectors to see how DNS security hygiene actually holds up at scale.

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Featured Blogs

DNSSEC Doesn’t Need a Better Story - It Needs a Better Tuesday

Related Topics: Cybersecurity,  DNS,  DNS Security,  Domain Names,  ICANN,  Registry Services,

DNSSEC adoption is stronger than headline figures suggest, yet uneven across industries. New data indicate the bigger obstacle is not reputation but operational friction, especially key rollovers, registrar coordination and automation still missing across major domains. more

DNS Security Gets Fixed When Someone Notices - Not Before

Related Topics: Brand Protection,  Cyberattack,  Cybersecurity,  DNS,  DNS Security,  Networks,

A study of 309 universities, museums and sports brands finds DNS security follows visible threats rather than technical risk, leaving organisations well protected against familiar attacks while quieter weaknesses in critical infrastructure persist unnoticed. more

Topic Interests

DNS ,  DNS Security ,  Cybersecurity ,  Cyberattack ,  Brand Protection ,  Networks ,  Domain Names ,  Registry Services ,  ICANN , 

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DNSSEC Doesn't Need a Better Story - It Needs a Better Tuesday
Aug 21, 2026 9:51 AM PDT

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DNSSEC Doesn’t Need a Better Story - It Needs a Better Tuesday

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