Customer asked we create a feature to alert administrators if a domain they previously accessed later gets flagged as P&D or malware.

RDI, one of our UK customers, has requested we create redirects for users accessing suicidal and self-harming content to resources for mental health, hotlines, etc.

Would like the ability to initiate an uninstall of the Windows roaming client from the DNSFilter dashboard.

Red Green color blind makes it almost impossible to visually see the status of the client. Having this will help those who have a color deficiency.

As an MSP, it's important to be able to quickly drill down to what you want to get from a dashboard. Attached is a screenshot from the top level dashboard, of threats. It's important to be able to click on a threat, and see which client sites...and ideally..which client endpoints, triggered the alert. I realize we can go up to insights and tip-toe through each and every client site to gather notes. That wasn't bad as we started out with DNS Filter and had just a couple of client sites on it, but we have over 2,000 endpoints in our RMM and I hope to get DNS FIlter agents on at least half of them. In which case, the current method to review threats is insanely time comsuming via going through each client site under insights. Should be able to click on each threat from the MSPs top overview dashboard..and see a list of infected endpoints.

So much white... Need dark mode please!

Automatic alert when a threat/malicious activity is detected by DNSFilter at one of your sites.

The customer in ticket #64616 wants New Domain data to include country code TLDs, as a malicious domain that was less than 30 days old wasn't blocked because the TLD was .ca

PUT /v1/policies/{id} update policies in a way that we have to pass in all the existing+new domains in allow/blacklist. The list could get very long and may cause HTTP request being too big, potentially causing future performance issue for our Security Operation automation tooling. Is it possible for have a endpoint to append new domains in policies ?

A customer has come across domains that aren't exactly phishing but are scammy. We usually lump them together with the P&D category, but the customer wanted to know if a Scam category was possible.