Network Enforcement
Block malicious domains
across every control you run
Phishing links reach inboxes faster than anyone can update a block list. When a rule flags a domain, every control you run blocks it automatically.
How it works
Flag a domain once,
block it everywhere
Your rules push each flagged domain to every connected control, without anyone opening a console.
Controls
Block in the tools
you already use
Rules tell your gateways, endpoints and mail filters which domains to block. A domain feed covers any firewall or DNS resolver that reads a list.
Firewalls and DNS
Such as Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point and pfBlockerNG, or any firewall that reads a list
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
No. A control blocks only the domains your rules flag or your team sends by hand.
No. Your monitored domains and their subdomains never go into a block list.
Gateway and endpoint blocks never expire, so a domain can't slip back in just before attackers reuse it. Microsoft 365 Quarantine blocks last 30 days and renew when a rule cites the domain again.
Firewalls that fetch a list over HTTPS, such as Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point, Sophos and pfBlockerNG, can read the domain feed.
Network Enforcement is an Enterprise add-on.
Abusive infrastructure,
disrupted
Have I Been Squatted helps security teams detect infrastructure targeting their organization, investigate it with evidence, and coordinate takedowns.