Compare Cisco Umbrella vs. DNSSense vs. OpenDNS

Are you enforcing acceptable web use in accordance with your internal policies? Are you required by law to comply with internet safety regulations like CIPA? Umbrella allows you to effectively manage your user's internet connection through category-based content filtering, allow/block list enforcement, and SafeSearch browsing enforcement.

DNSEye detects malicious network traffic and reports if this traffic can be blocked using your other security devices. DNS is used in all protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS and IoT. DNS traffic provides information on your entire network, irrespective of the network protocol. DLP products cannot detect data exfiltration attacks using DNS tunnelling. DNS log analysis is required for an effective solution. 80% of malware domains do not currently have an IP address. Only the DNS log can detect malware requests without an IP address. DNSservers generate a large number of difficult-to-understand logs. DNSEye allows for the collection, enrichment and AI-based classifying of DNS logs. Its advanced SIEM integration saves time and EPS because it transfers only the data needed by SOC teams to SIEM. DNSEye collects logs from a variety of DNS servers, including many different brands and models. This can be done without requiring any changes to your network structure.

Cisco Umbrella offers robust defense mechanisms against various online threats, including malware, phishing, and ransomware. OpenDNS serves as a collection of consumer-oriented tools designed to enhance your internet experience by making it faster, safer, and more dependable. Through our extensive network of global data centers and strategic peering collaborations, we optimize internet routing, significantly speeding up access. With options for filtering and pre-set protections, families can shield themselves from inappropriate content and other risks. This service provides a straightforward method for implementing parental controls and content filtering across all devices in your household. Setting up OpenDNS in your home is quick and uncomplicated, with no advanced technical expertise required. Our user-friendly guides and comprehensive knowledge base ensure that installation is simple and efficient. The system effectively blocks over 7 million harmful domains and IP addresses while maintaining excellent performance levels. Additionally, it identifies more than 60,000 new malicious destinations, including domains, IPs, and URLs, on a daily basis. With an impressive capacity to handle over 620 billion DNS queries each day, our global network stands as a reliable guardian against online threats. This level of security and efficiency makes OpenDNS an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their internet safety.