DNS Filtering
Many attacks rely on a user unknowingly visiting a malicious site. Our DNS filtering blocks connections to dangerous domains before they’re established, cutting off communication with command-and-control servers. Invisible protection that acts before you click.
What is it, and what does it do?
Every time someone at your company visits a website, their computer first asks, “What is the address of this site?” That question is called a DNS query. Our DNS filtering intercepts that query and blocks the connection if the site is malicious, dangerous, or violates your corporate policies.
It's the fastest and lightest way to protect your employees: the connection to the dangerous site is never established. There's no malware to download. There are no phishing pages to view.
How does it work?
Changing DNS Settings
It is configured on your network or through a lightweight agent on each device. It takes just a few minutes.
Mobile Protection
It works anywhere—at the office, at home, at a café. It tracks the user, not the building.
Instant Blocking 24/7
If the domain is dangerous, a block page is displayed instead of the malicious site. The user will be protected at all times.
Threat Database
Every DNS request is checked against a global database of malicious domains, which is updated in real time using AI.
And what does it protect against?
-based malware distribution sites
Web pages that automatically download viruses when you visit them. Illegal or suspicious websites that can install a virus directly onto your system.
Phishing
phishing sites
Fake websites that impersonate your bank, email provider, service, or operating system to steal your credentials and then use them illegally or sell them to the highest bidder.
Communication of
Command and Control
If malware is already on a computer, it needs to “call home.” DNS filtering blocks that call and takes immediate action to keep your computers safe.
Protection
Mobile
92% of new domains are malicious. We block them by default, and we continue to monitor and update our database to keep your devices safe.
What happens if you don't have it?
Without DNS filtering, your employees are just one click away from a site that could infect their computers, steal their credentials, or install ransomware. DNS is involved in 91% of all cyberattacks (Cisco).
Who is this service for?
Any company with employees who use the internet. It is the simplest layer of protection, the fastest to implement, and offers the highest return on every dollar invested.
