It's location-independent; you can install a small agent and it will monitor web traffic from any computer, reporting all web browsing data. You can also assign it to your public IP address, allowing you to permit or deny access to a specific web category for your devices or guest devices. If you locate a malicious domain, you add it to a blocklist, and automatically no one in your organization, nor any device with the agent installed, will be able to connect.
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The fact that the most basic feature that a DNS firewall should perform (ruling) is mostly part of a different, very expensive package.
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