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CyberFOX Expands Security Suite with DNS Filtering for MSSPs, MSPs

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CyberFOX has added a new layer to its security portfolio with the launch of CyberFOX DNS Filtering, a solution built for MSSPs and MSPs, one that blocks malicious domains, prevents access to risky content, and keeps users productive without adding complexity.

As DNS filtering becomes a key component of modern Zero Trust strategies and cyber insurance requirements, CyberFOX is targeting a specific gap: giving service providers a fast, flexible, and affordable way to deliver DNS-layer protection at scale.

Purpose-Built for the MSSP, MSP Model

While there are many DNS filtering tools in the market, CyberFOX has designed its approach specifically for service providers who manage multiple clients and environments. Andy Bensinger, CTO at CyberFOX told MSSP Alert the focus from day one was to make the solution “fast to deploy, multi-tenant by default, and simple to manage without complex identity or proxy setups.”

He added that CyberFOX DNS Filtering includes unique features that aren’t always standard in other tools, such as custom category creation, DNS relay support, and AI-driven threat detection. These capabilities help MSPs fine-tune protection without increasing administrative overhead.

“Many of the legacy vendors have yet to support filtering of IPv6, which sets us ahead of the curve against the newest internet attacks,” Bensinger said.

IPv6 filtering is becoming increasingly important as more internet traffic shifts to modern network protocols. By supporting it early, CyberFOX gives partners confidence that their protection won’t fall behind emerging threats.

Flexible Deployment and a Unified Future

For MSSPs, flexibility often determines whether a product can fit into a managed service or be offered standalone. Bensinger said CyberFOX DNS Filtering was built to support both models, with deployment options that make integration simple.

“We will see both happening as MSSPs can deliver CyberFOX DNS Filtering either way,” he said. “Its flexible deployment options - static forwarding, roaming clients, and relay - make it easy to integrate into a full managed security stack or offer as a standalone service for customers who need DNS-layer protection.”

This flexibility helps MSSPs align with different customer needs, for example, some want complete, hands-off management, while others prefer targeted tools for specific layers of defense. The ability to deliver either approach without re-engineering workflows gives partners more room to grow their offerings.

CyberFOX is also thinking beyond individual tools. With AutoElevate, Password Boss, and now DNS Filtering, the company is gradually building toward an integrated platform that unites password management, privileged access, and network protection under one framework.

“The plan is to have each solution leveraging the other where it makes sense,” Bensinger explained. “While we intend to always have each product available separately, we will see the evolution to a single platform. Each product, however, will continue to have its own roadmap so that functionality will not stall, which we’ve seen happen in other integrated platforms.”

That approach gives partners options, not limitations. They can use each tool on its own or move toward a unified platform as their needs evolve. For MSPs and MSSPs juggling growing security responsibilities, CyberFOX now ties together three critical layers - credentials, privileges, and DNS traffic - without adding extra steps or complexity.

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Suparna Chawla Bhasin

Suparna is the Senior Managing Editor for CyberRisk Alliance’s Channel Brands, including MSSP Alert and ChannelE2E. She manages content development, sharpens editorial workflows, and ensures storytelling is tightly aligned with audience needs. With a background in technology, media, and education, she combines strategic insight with creative execution.

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