Many organisations lack defined decision rights, role allocations and risk classes for DNS, leading to fragmented ownership, inconsistent policies and weak oversight. This hampers incident response, obscures accountability for DNS resolution and protection, and complicates audit evidence for DNS controls.
DNS Security defines governance, role allocations, risk classification and policy baselines, and specifies measurable controls and reporting points. By documenting responsibilities and control metrics it enables auditable tracking of DNS security risk while excluding vendor configuration, device-level procedures, unrelated application security and enterprise strategy.
Prevent domain spoofing and preserve customer trust.
Prevent access to known malicious or risky domains to stop threats.
Lower the likelihood that phishing, malware, ransomware or other attacks result in compromise.
Reduce the risk posed by phishing, impersonation and social engineering attacks.
Gain clear, actionable insight into security events across endpoints, email and network environments.
Identify malicious or suspicious activity before it escalates into a security incident.
Support proactive detection and investigation of hidden threats.
These are the primary technologies we use to deliver this solution.
Each plays a defined role in addressing the core requirements and ensuring the solution works effectively in practice.