MSP and Partners
Reduce time reacting to malware
Unique product for MSPs
API-level integrations
Business
Predict attacks before they happen
Expand threat protection beyond the perimeter
Remove your DNS blind spot
Personal
Noticeably faster internet access
Flexible parental controls
Identity theft protection
The most trusted brands choose OpenDNS
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Protect Your Business With OpenDNS Umbrella
Threat protection like no other
OpenDNS Umbrella blocks malware, botnets and phishing over any port, protocol or app, and also detects and contains advanced attacks before they can cause damage. Our Security Graph engine uses big-data analytics and machine learning for predictive intelligence, to automate protection against both known and emergent threats.
Worldwide coverage in minutes
OpenDNS Umbrella protects devices anywhere and stays up-to-date without admin intervention because there is no hardware to install or software to maintain. Our Global Network handles more than two percent of the world’s Internet requests daily with 100 percent uptime and no added latency.
We have you covered, anywhere you go
OpenDNS protects you on your laptop, smartphone, desktop, server, and network
Introduction to Investigate
PRODUCT VIDEO
Watch this video for an introduction to OpenDNS Investigate. Investigate provides threat intelligence about domains and IPs across the Internet.
Risks of IoT in the Enterprise
SECURITY LABS RESEARCH
We analyzed 70 billion daily DNS queries from our Global Network to explore the prevalence of IoT devices in enterprise networks. Read our report to understand the potential security risks and vulnerabilities introduced by IoT.
What Customers Are Saying
Customer Video
Jack Nichelson, Director IT Infrastructure & Security at Chart Industries, explains how OpenDNS strengthened security for 3,000+ mobile and off-network users.
OpenDNS Blogs
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Jan 5
The Brief: December 21st - January 3rd
Read More →This week in the Brief: Brian Krebs got hacks for Christmas, Team SCADA Strangelove won’t accept your hardcoded passwords, vendors, … and AshleyMadison.com is more popular than ever. Happy New Year? …
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Dec 22
Reflecting on 2015: Security Moments That Made Us Pause
Read More →2015 was the Year Hacking Got Personal, and criminals wholeheartedly stuck to the theme, launching attacks against several high profile … companies and websites. In addition, ransomware hit its stride as one of the most popular…
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Dec 15
New Cuckoo for You
Read More →Cuckoo Round Two In reality, that title is a bit misleading, as what I’m about to tell you isn’t really … anything “new.” However, it is new(er) for me. Back in June, I gave a run down of how to set up and use your own dynamic…
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Nov 3
Lets Talk About Proxies, Pt. 2: Nginx as a Forward HTTP Proxy
Read More →Note: This is part two of my previous post on proxies. When I first started at OpenDNS, my first … task was to figure out how Nginx works and write a custom C module for it to handle some business logic. Nginx was going to reverse…