DNSSense Reviews

Pros

Since SIEM platforms usually can't handle the volume of DNS logs because of EPS limits, this tool helps fill that gap really well. It makes malicious traffic visible in real time, which is very valuable for monitoring and response.

Cons

DNS Eye could use some improvement in its graphics so the information is easier to understand at a glance.

Pros

Using it day to day has been very easy. The system is effective, the layout is simple to navigate, and one of the most useful parts is being able to see exactly which user is responsible for specific traffic. Support has also been dependable whenever needed.

Cons

Portal could still use some work. Managing a large number of roaming clients through it takes quite a bit of time, and having more customization options, such as self-reverting rules, would make it even better.

Pros

Having AI spot malicious or suspicious DNS activity has been really useful, and it feels well tuned for what I need. Another big plus is that it works across all devices since it simply analyzes DNS queries.

Cons

There is definitely a learning curve, but aside from that I haven't run into any major issues. On rare occasions, there can be some false positives.

Pros

Gives us strong visibility and reliable protection. The integration process was hassle-free, and it feels like a smart fit for larger network environments.

Cons

Overall, it performs really well and the protection is reliable. The only issue I've run into is that the portal occasionally has bugs when exporting reports.

Pros

Provides us a very clear view of our security posture. The real-time monitoring is user-friendly and does a good job of explaining what's happening, and the vulnerability analysis is extremely detailed.

Cons

Can be some performance issues at times, but aside from that, I haven't run into any real problems.

Pros

Right away, it felt effective and simple to use. The integration process was hassle-free, and the security gap report makes it clear that the system is doing its job, which adds real peace of mind with the extra layer of protection. We're also using it alongside DNSDome, and the two work really well together.

Cons

Nothing much to complain about overall. If anything, the virtual hardware requirements feel a little high, so it may not be the best fit for smaller networks.

Pros

Works in a way I really appreciate. It protects us without intercepting traffic on-site, which is a big plus. The setup was also completed very quickly.

Cons

Interface could be a little more user-friendly at first. That said, it's not a major issue, and everything feels fine once you get used to how it works.

Pros

Really changed the game for our team. The security gap feature stood out right away, since it let us clearly see the product's value before we even decided to buy it. That kind of transparency and proven effectiveness is pretty uncommon, and it gave us a whole new level of confidence in the investment.

Cons

Definitely a reliable tool, but the interface could be a little more user-friendly. It's not something that would stop us from using it, though a more user-friendly design would make the overall experience even better.

Pros

Feels like the Sherlock Holmes of DNS security. The interface is really easy to grasp, but behind that simplicity there's a lot of power. It's constantly monitoring our network traffic, giving us clear visibility and helping spot anything suspicious before it becomes a bigger issue.

Cons

Of course, no tool is perfect. One area that could use some improvement is cloud support, since it doesn't integrate as well there as I'd like. That said, it feels like something the DNSEye team is likely already working to improve.

Pros

Made tracking down the source of malicious traffic much faster and less time-consuming for me. It pulls together key details like the MAC address, hostname, username, and IP address tied to suspicious activity, which gives me the full picture right away. Having all of that in one place helps me identify and respond to potential threats quickly, without wasting time on annoying manual documentation.

Cons

At the moment, it doesn't integrate with EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) platforms. That said, the team is aware that users want this feature and has said they plan to add it soon.