Webroot DNS Protection

What Webroot DNS Protection is

Webroot DNS Protection filters DNS requests for individual devices or entire networks. A Windows agent routes device requests through Webroot, while DNS forwarding protects corporate Wi-Fi, LAN, and guest Wi-Fi, including devices without an agent. Policies cover 80 categories such as malware and phishing domains, and can help block command-and-control access and DNS-based data exfiltration. Administrators can select High or Medium Protection or create custom policies. The agent uses DNS over HTTPS for encrypted resolution, and administrators can control access to other DoH providers. DNS Leak Prevention blocks processes that try to resolve outside the agent; it requires agent version 4.2 or newer and Windows 10 or later. Roaming protection keeps filtering active across networks. A web console provides policy controls and reports on traffic, risky users, categories, and blocked domains. Mac devices can be covered through a protected DNS network. Pricing is by request, with a free 30-day trial.