
DNS Filtering in Co-Managed IT: Who Owns the Block List
DNS filtering stops known-bad sites before a connection starts. In co-managed IT the harder part is deciding who approves allow-list requests, who reads the logs, and who closes the bypasses.

DNS filtering stops known-bad sites before a connection starts. In co-managed IT the harder part is deciding who approves allow-list requests, who reads the logs, and who closes the bypasses.

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