Protect your staff and visitors against gross, explicit, irrelevant content on the internet
Would you use a solution to get rid of harmful and inappropriate content within your Wi-Fi network?
DNS-based filtering is the most comprehensive web filtering technique. It blocks unwanted sites altogether before users access them. It also restricts accesses to both HTTP and HTTPS sites. Other than that, DNS filtering is indispensable for blocking malicious sites as over 90% of malware uses DNS to carry out malicious campaigns.
SafeDNS users decide which categories of content to block or allow on their network. We provide 61 SafeDNS categories to choose from.
To deliver users an exceptionally accurate web filtering, SafeDNS uses its own web categorization database with 109M sites, distributed in 5 dozen content categories.
With the database information we analyze each DNS query from SafeDNS-protected devices to define what content categories the requested site belongs to.
The domain queries from user allowed-categories are successfully resolved into IP addresses of the requested sites. Otherwise, SafeDNS shows users a service block page – instead of the requested site.
With the SafeDNS web filtering service on, you have no worries as to what content your staff, visitors and followers access online. If you work with families, SafeDNS is just what you need to have a child-friendly Wi-Fi for the young web surfers. Choose meticulously which content categories to block or allow from the 61 categories SafeDNS provides.
Use SafeDNS to prevent your employees and visitors from accessing sites with cryptomining malware or phishing which can harm your entire network, user devices, and steal valuable info. To protect your Wi-Fi users against these cyber threats, filter out all security-related categories of content in the SafeDNS service management panel.
Start filtering the internet in minutes. There’s no need for any additional hardware or software. Just redirect DNS queries of your Wi-Fi network users to SafeDNS filtering servers based on your own filtering rules.
Manage your filtering settings and access filtering service analytics for any of your locations and networks from the centralized Service Dashboard. Use it to create filtering policies, manage and fine-tune the filtering settings as you see fit.
With us, you can easily block any dangerous and unwanted content, therefore, keeping your visitors and staff satisfied. Choose which content categories to block or allow from the 61 SafeDNS categories.
Check detailed filtering stats and reports to keep an eye on the online activity on your Wi-Fi. If the stats show the presence of any breaches with the Wi-Fi use policy, you can immediately adjust the settings of your filtering profiles.
You can filter the internet differently for your guest Wi-Fi users. For a multi-layer web access management, create as many filtering policies within your wireless network as you go. As for the policies, i.e., filtering policies and categories, you may block the content you do not desire your Wi-Fi users to see.
Because we signed a partnership agreement with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and the Project ARACHNID, both advocates of the fight against child sexual abuse, our database gets permanently updated about the resources and domains considered inappropriate for children. The same goes for pornography related content. Hence, you can ensure your Wi-Fi users do not visit websites with child sexual abuse content or pornography. You may block the two dedicated filtering categories SafeDNS provides for child sexual abuse content-related sites and those deemed inappropriate.
Enable ‘SafeSearch Mode’ for Google and Bing, and ‘Restricted Mode’ for YouTube from your personal Service Dashboard. With the two modes, gross and explicit content is blocked from the search results and videos deemed inappropriate for kids on YouTube.
To get rid of annoying distractions and further improve your Wi-Fi safety, filter out web ads, as a majority of them very often help vehiculate malware.
109
million
sites in the database
61
categories
of content, categorized by subject
39
million
cyber threats blocked daily
The SafeDNS 100% cloud service supports any devices, IPs and third-party DNS services, and can be configured on APs, Wi-Fi routers and other Wi-Fi network equipment.
You may also choose to filter both your visitors and employees’ content or target them individually or in specific groups.
Intelligent whitelisting or blacklisting, and fully customizable ‘service block pages’ will be available to you. From our white and black lists, you can assemble your own lists depending on the company policies or interests. You may also add sites to be excluded from any filtering rules. Personalize the ‘service block pages’ to let your guest Wi-Fi users know why this or that site is blocked. To tailor the page to the needs of any audience, you may create an ‘individual block page’ for each filtering policy.
The company’s filtering servers, located all over the world, are connected by BGP Anycast protocol in a failover network. It is designed to process queries from millions of users in a 24/7 mode, so that you can get the filtering service without interruptions. That’s why we guarantee users no latency in resolving their DNS queries. SafeDNS is among the top of the world's fastest DNS filtering services, on par with the biggest players in the DNS filtering market and the global internet giant.
You can avoid Wi-Fi system recovery and uphold your precious reputation of a child-friendly and safe guest Wi-Fi by filtering out malware, phishing and inappropriate web content.
Since 2015, the SafeDNS award-winning filtering service has been tested annually and certified by AV-Comparatives, a world-known test lab. After 2017, all tests done with SafeDNS solutions have managed to block not less than 98,3% of requests for adult content with no ‘false positives’ recorded.
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