DNS Filtering

DNS filtering is a security feature that controls access to websites by screening domain names before they load. When you type a website, your device requests its address through the Domain Name System (DNS). DNS filtering examines these requests and blocks or allows access based on predefined rules, such as restricting malicious, inappropriate, or distracting sites. This helps organizations or individuals protect their networks from threats, enforce policies, and improve safety. Essentially, it's like a security checkpoint for internet addresses, ensuring you can only visit approved and safe sites.