Define up to 10 Advanced DNS Security Resolver custom DNS sinkholes for better
granular control, allowing for precise threat isolation and better forensic data
collection.
Relying on a single global DNS sinkhole setting for an entire tenant limits your
ability to tailor threat response strategies across different network segments. This
constraint forces all security profiles to use the same redirection target,
preventing granular control over how you handle malicious traffic from specific
sources like External Dynamic Lists (EDLs) or Custom FQDN Groups.
You can now
configure multiple custom sinkhole
definitions to address diverse security requirements within Strata Cloud
Manager for the Advanced DNS Security Resolver. This capability allows you to define
up to 10 distinct sinkhole servers and assign them individually to specific
profiles, categories, or lists. You can also easily toggle your tenant-wide default
sinkhole without disrupting other custom configurations.
By diversifying your sinkhole targets, you improve your ability to isolate
compromised devices and collect precise forensic data based on the nature of the
detected threat. Existing custom configurations migrate automatically to this new
framework, ensuring continuity for your current security policies.