DNS Request Interception
When a user types a URL into their browser, their computer sends a DNS query to find the corresponding IP address. By default, this request usually goes to an unfiltered server provided by an Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Request Rerouting
Our pDNS service works by simply rerouting this request. Instead of going to the ISP's DNS server, it's sent to our global network of secure, intelligent DNS resolvers.
Threat Analysis
Once the request hits our platform, it's instantly compared against a massive, continuously updated database of threats.
Blocking or Resolution
If the requested domain is known to host malware, ransomware, or a phishing site, we block the connection and prevent the user from ever reaching the dangerous destination. If the domain is safe, the request is resolved in milliseconds and the user connects as normal, experiencing no delay.