Internal networks need to handle DNS traffic without necessarily redirecting requests through an external resolver. They also need useful records of traffic activity when investigating network behaviour, alongside a way to address unsanctioned cloud applications.
Heimdal DNS Security Network adds filtering to local DNS servers and logs network traffic activity. It combines filtering with machine-learning behavioural analysis, host-based intrusion prevention and AI-driven threat detection. CASB functions identify, classify and eliminate unsanctioned cloud applications.
The module is suited to applying DNS filtering within internal networks while retaining local DNS servers. Traffic logging provides records for investigating network activity, and the threat detection functions combine behavioural analysis with filtering. It also supports cloud application control by identifying, classifying and eliminating unsanctioned applications.
Heimdal DNS Security Network applies to on-premises and cloud-based environments that use local DNS servers. It is relevant for networks containing BYOD and IoT equipment, where DNS traffic filtering and traffic records are required across connected devices.
Applies DNS filtering without routing DNS requests to vendor resolvers.
Provides logged network activity to support investigation of network behaviour.
Provides a way to identify and address unsanctioned cloud applications.
Brings behavioural analysis, intrusion prevention and threat detection into DNS traffic filtering.
Apply DNS traffic filtering at local DNS servers in internal networks.
Use logged traffic activity when investigating network behaviour.
Identify, classify and eliminate unsanctioned cloud applications.
Apply local DNS filtering in networks that include BYOD and IoT equipment.
Armstrong can discuss DNS filtering requirements, the role of local DNS servers and the need for traffic records or cloud application controls. Following discovery, Armstrong can recommend whether Heimdal DNS Security Network is suited to the organisation's network environment.