DNS Security
Block threats at the DNS layer before they reach your endpoints.
DNS Security connects Breeze to your existing DNS filtering infrastructure, centralizing policy management, threat event ingestion, and analytics across your entire managed fleet.
Multi-Provider Integration
Connect to Cisco Umbrella, Cloudflare Gateway, DNSFilter, Pi-hole, OpenDNS, or Quad9 using each provider’s native API credentials. All secrets are encrypted at rest and never exposed through the platform after entry.
Policy-Based Blocking
Define domain-level blocklists and allowlists directly in Breeze. Policies sync automatically to your DNS provider through a background queue, so domain additions and removals take effect without manual provider logins or configuration exports.
Threat Categorization
Every DNS event is classified across twelve threat categories including malware, phishing, ransomware, botnet, cryptomining, and adware. Teams can filter events by category to understand the specific threat types most active across an organization.
Event Analytics and Trends
Query up to 90 days of DNS security events with filters for action, category, domain, and device. Summary statistics surface blocked query rates, top blocked domains, and the devices generating the most security events, so analysts can focus response efforts where they matter most.
Actionable Fleet Visibility
DNS threat data is scoped per organization and tied to device identities, giving MSPs a clear picture of which clients face the most DNS-layer exposure. Breeze management posture assessment also detects installed DNS filtering agents independently of the API integration, ensuring nothing is missed.
Capabilities
Multi-Provider Integration
Connect Cisco Umbrella, Cloudflare Gateway, DNSFilter, Pi-hole, OpenDNS, or Quad9 with encrypted credential storage.
Allowlist and Blocklist Policies
Define domain-level policies that sync to providers through a BullMQ pipeline with tracked sync status.
Threat Event Analytics
Query, filter, and aggregate DNS security events across a 90-day window with block rate and top-domain reporting.
Automatic Aggregation
For windows longer than 7 days, pre-computed aggregations replace raw event scans for fast statistics.