
DNSSight links each DNS query back to the exact device, user, and process; out-of-band, with zero impact on performance.
Working together, HYAS Protective DNS and DNSSight stop phishing, malware, ransomware, and C2 at resolution and identify who initiated each lookup. DNS’s ephemeral design often hides ownership.
DNSSight restores it so every blocked or allowed signal becomes a decision backed by evidence without requiring agents. Prevention is immediate, investigations move faster, and policy confidence grows.


Do full investigations in DNSSight or, alert to SIEM, export to ITSM only for retention, routing, or reporting needs.

HYAS applies policy at resolution, targeting the phone-home step attackers rely on.
DNSSight records the responsible device, user, and process.
First-Time Visit highlights never-visited domains at first touch.
Access Guard exercises detections and records pass or fail across enforcement points.
Enriched events pushed to SIEM enable rapid investigation.


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Owner and process are recorded; follow up is targeted, not stitched by hand.
First-Time Visit sends a contextual alert to SIEM; when a vital device gets an update from a new domain, the investigation starts immediately.
The user behind shared VPN egress is named for each risky lookup; no more guesses or manual cross-checks.
HYAS handles enforcement on the data path.
DNSSight ingests DNS, DHCP, identity, VPN, and EDR context. Investigations run without changing routing. Incidents stream to SIEM when needed, and timelines export to ITSM.
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No. DNSSight provides visibility and intelligence but does not block traffic. It integrates with your existing controls so enforcement stays where you already manage it.

No. DNSSight connects to the DNS data you already produce, so it works smoothly with your current setup. Any further integrations are optional and only needed if you want deeper enrichment.

No. DNSSight operates passively and does not alter how your network is structured. Your existing mapping remains exactly as it is.

Yes. DNSSight can operate perfectly well on its own. A SIEM simply provides an optional place to bring the insights together if you want wider correlation.

Access Guard validates HYAS value by safely testing HYAS blocked domains against your other security tools. It shows you which malicious domains are already blocked and where coverage gaps still exist.
Our engineers will connect, deploy, and show real data —all before your next meeting.

Request a personalized DNSSight demo and see why thousands of organizations trust our DNS security platform to gain visibility, enforce control, and reduce risk—effortlessly.



