Decide what your office, school or guest WiFi may be used for: block categories of sites, specific sites and apps, and phishing and malware domains - with different rules for staff and guests, managed for you.
Filtering software on each computer misses phones, guest devices, smart TVs and anything nobody installed it on. Filtering at the router and at DNS covers every device on the network, the moment it connects, with nothing to install and nothing for a user to switch off.
Every lookup on your network goes through iberry's filtered DNS. Known phishing and malware domains are refused, and ready-made categories such as adult content and gambling can be switched on. ₹9,000 a year.
Devices that try to use their own DNS server are redirected to the filtered one at the router, and common encrypted-DNS services can be blocked, so the filter is not one setting away from being bypassed.
Specific sites, or traffic types such as peer-to-peer downloads, blocked on the router - on the staff network only, the guest network only, or both.
Staff, guests, students and cameras each get their own network and their own rules. A school can filter students strictly and leave the staff room lighter.
Rules that apply in working hours, or social media allowed only at lunch, if that is how you want to run it.
Keeping work machines away from malware and phishing sites, and bandwidth away from downloads.
Keeping students away from adult and gambling sites - often a requirement rather than a choice. See school WiFi.
Limiting what anonymous users can do on a connection that is registered in your name. See WiFi log compliance.
Block them at the router or at DNS, so the rule covers every device rather than one computer at a time. iberry sets up category blocking, specific-site blocking and per-network rules, and stops devices bypassing the filter with their own DNS.
Every website visit starts with a DNS lookup that turns a name into an address. A filtering DNS refuses to answer for blocked sites - phishing, malware, adult content - so the device never reaches them.
The usual tricks are a different DNS server or encrypted DNS. iberry redirects DNS at the router and blocks the common encrypted-DNS services. A determined user with a VPN app can still tunnel out; that VPN traffic can be blocked too, if you want it to be.
No noticeable difference. DNS filtering only affects the lookup, not the download, and router rules run at line speed on properly sized hardware.
DNS Hosted Security is ₹9,000 a year. Router-side filtering is part of iberry's firewall plans (from ₹30,000 one-time in India). Outside India, quoted per project.
Tell us who uses the network - staff, guests, students - and what you need blocked. Published firewall plans in India are ₹30,000, ₹50,000 and ₹99,000 one-time, each with ₹15,000 yearly maintenance; DNS Hosted Security is ₹9,000 a year. Outside India every project is quoted on its own, because the hardware is usually bought locally.
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