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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 33 MIN

Protect Users with DNS Filtering | EP128

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DNS filtering isn't just another checkbox—it's your MSP's frontline defense. In this episode of All Things MSP, hosts Justin Esgar and Eric Anthony dive deep into internal DNS filtering, DNS management, and DNS security. This is part two of our DNS series, where we move from the external setup to what really protects your clients from the inside.Learn how internal DNS filtering: - Blocks malware, phishing, adult content, and crypto mining traffic - Helps you upsell managed security services - Avoids productivity-killers and support tickets before they happen - Works on roaming clients, firewalls, and even mobile devices - Provides billable, reportable value through compliance loggingJustin and Eric also break down pricing strategies, common pitfalls, and DNS filtering gotchas—like how it can break legit apps (and how to fix it). Whether you're using Cisco Umbrella, DNSFilter, Cloudflare, or a baked-in RMM tool, this is the conversation you didn’t know you needed.Don’t let your clients’ DNS be the weakest link. Start filtering smarter and profiting bigger.🔗 Join the All Things MSP Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/allthingsMSP🎧 Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform!

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