Implementing DNS filters in a manufacturing setting can significantly enhance security and performance by filtering and organizing the online content accessed by users and connected devices. In this blog, we will explore the value of a DNS filter in the context of a manufacturing environment and how it can contribute to a secure and efficient production process.
DNS serves as the internet’s address book, converting human-readable domain names (e.g., www.example.com) into IP addresses, which are numerical identifiers used by computers to communicate with each other on the network. A DNS filter is a service that intercepts and filters DNS queries to block access to specific websites, categories, or content types. By doing so, DNS filters provide an essential layer of protection against cyber threats and undesirable content.