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Is there a feature to block unknown (firstly-seen) domains?
Yes. DNSSense’s "Positive Security Model" temporarily blocks any network connection attempt to a "Firstly-Seen" domain for a maximum of 10 minutes until it is categorised as "Allowed" according to your security policies. The connection will not be allowed if the relevant domain falls into the ‘Blocked’ category. Users can only access it after it has been labelled "Allowed" or "Whitelisted".
Can the “Roaming Client” disable itself when it enters the local network?
Yes. It has the auto-disable option. In addition, it does not cause any disruptions when the active device in Roaming Client is connected to the local network.
Is there any protection against users disabling the “Roaming Client”?
Yes. Since protection is maintained at the Kernel level, DNSDome continues to run even if users disable the Roaming Client module.
Does “Roaming Client” cause any issues in system performance?
Our “Roaming Client” module is a lightweight agent written in the C programming language with an almost negligible load on the system.
Which platforms does “Roaming Client” support?
Roaming Client is supported on macOS, Windows, and iOS.
Is it possible to give access to a blocked domain?
DNSDome offers blacklisting and whitelisting features. If you add any domains to the whitelist or blacklist, all systems’ caches will be cleared within a maximum of 5 seconds.
Is it possible to block specific categories or certain user groups?
There are 72 different categories in the DNSSense domain classification platform. For security purposes, categories such as Malware and Phishing are blocked on all users and devices. Additional policies can be applied to devices with the "Roaming Client" feature installed or to users if there is Active Directory integration.
Is there a DNS tunneling protection feature?
Yes. DNSSense has a DNS tunnelling protection solution.