Knot (as suggested by others) is good. As are BIND and PowerDNS. These are the big authoritative resolvers I think of at least, and all of them allow for basica

Knot (as suggested by others) is good. As are BIND and PowerDNS. These are the big authoritative resolvers I think of at least, and all of them allow for basically hands-free DNSSEC; just flip a switch and you'll have it. I've run DNSSEC with all three and have no complaints. And when using such turn-key DNSSEC support, I think there's very little risk to enabling it. While other commenters pointing out its marginal utility are correct, turn-key DNSSEC support that Just Works™ de-risks it enough for me that the relatively marginal utility just isn't a concern. Plus, once you've got DNSSEC enabled, you can at the very least start to enjoy stuff like SSHFP records. DANE may not have any real-world traction, but who knows what the future may bring.