Why this matters

Nearly every attack needs to reach the internet: a phishing page to collect a password, a server to download malware from, or a channel to send stolen data out. If that connection never happens, the attack fails.

Web Protection filters at the DNS level, the step where a device looks up a website address, so it works for every browser and application without slowing anything down.

What we do

Threat blocking: known malicious, phishing and newly registered suspicious domains blocked automatically.
Content policies: categories you do not want on company devices blocked, with exceptions where the business needs them.
Roaming protection: the same policy applies when people work from home, a hotel or a café.
Clear block pages: users see why a page was blocked and how to ask for access.
Reporting: blocked threats and the devices that tried to reach them, so infected machines are found early.

How it works

Plan. Policy and categories agreed with you.
Deploy. Office network and roaming agents configured.
Monitor mode. A short period of logging before blocking, to avoid surprises.
Enforce. Blocking turned on.
Report. Monthly summary of blocked threats.

What you receive

Monthly blocked-threat report
A documented web access policy
Alerts on devices repeatedly reaching malicious sites

DNS filtering platform operated by KullaTech.

Compliance

This service supports ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A 8.23. SOC 2 CC6.8. See the full ISO 27001 and SOC 2 mapping.

Common questions

Will it slow down browsing?

No. DNS filtering adds no noticeable delay, and often speeds up lookups.

Can we allow specific sites?

Yes. Exceptions are added on request and recorded.

Does it see what people type or read?

No. It sees which domains are looked up, not the content of pages.

Stop threats before users reach them.