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DNSFilterTurn DNS policy into operations
Keep protection accountable
Operate DNSFilter networks, filtering policies and threat follow-up using real query evidence and device coverage. Create scoped filtering rules and verify the intended network configuration without overwriting unrelated exceptions.
What you can do with DNSFilter.
Policies applied precisely
Create scoped filtering rules and verify the intended network configuration without overwriting unrelated exceptions.
Threat evidence into response
Use query logs and threat summaries to route concrete incidents to security owners.
Coverage made visible
Connect roaming-client status and network inventory to a maintained protection dashboard.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for policies applied precisely and give it your operating priorities.
02
Connect DNSFilter
Connect your DNSFilter account and choose the records and actions this workspace may use. Name networks and permitted policy changes; keep customer data separated.
03
Delegate an outcome
Ask SPIRITT to build a protection console. It carries the work through and checks the result.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put DNSFilter to work.
Keep protection accountable
Questions
DNSFilter, with SPIRITT.
01Can it change DNS filtering policies?+
Yes. It can create or update policies, manage domain and application exceptions, and apply configurations to named networks.
02Can it prove a device is protected?+
Configuration and observed activity are separate evidence. SPIRITT uses agent protection status and available query records, rather than assuming registration proves traffic is filtered.
03How are bulk changes verified?+
Bulk network updates are asynchronous. SPIRITT checks the job result and reports successful, failed and skipped targets separately.
04Can it build weekly schedules?+
Yes. Scheduled policies use exactly 672 quarter-hour policy slots across a week, which SPIRITT can construct from an approved timetable.
05How much real-time traffic can it inspect?+
Several active QPS and client-stat views have a maximum 20-minute window. Longer analyses use the appropriate aggregate reports and explicit time ranges.
06Can it delete inactive agents?+
Cleanup and bulk deletion exist, including options with remote uninstall. Those require explicit target approval; routine coverage reviews do not delete devices.