It transparently protects users from rogue web sites.
OpenDNS filters DNS query/reply without any software to be installed on the client side, so in my mind, the transparency I was talking about relates to:
It provides native integration into the multiple cloud services, for example, Microsoft OMS.
I used it during a two-week POC (proof of concept).
I have not encountered any deployment, stability or scalability issues.
Technical support is good.
This is the first time we used one of these products, one of the known DNS firewalls.
Initial setup is simple, although some pre-requisites were not communicated to us, and they can make the final solution a bit more complicated.
We implemented it in-house with the support of the vendor.
The product has been rejected by business due to the pricing; no ROI as such.
It is a great product in the company security portfolio. It can be used together with the proxy to provide end-user security. However, the cost of this product is too high for what some businesses can afford.
