Consistent browsing controls
Apply an agreed policy model across managed networks instead of configuring rules separately at every location.
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Neurix Secure Browsing
Control where managed users can connect—without managing every device by hand.
Apply centrally governed DNS-layer browsing and threat policies across enterprise sites, managed hotspots and supported subscriber services.
Deployment and support scope are confirmed during discovery.
18Managed site policies
07Exceptions awaiting review
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DNS request received
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Tenant policy matched
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Threat context checked
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Decision recorded
What it is
Secure Browsing & DNS Security
Neurix Secure Browsing is a DNS-layer policy and visibility service for organisations that manage user or subscriber internet access. It helps authorised teams define browsing rules, use supported threat-intelligence inputs, review policy events and coordinate exceptions across sites or tenant contexts.
DNS-layer threat response
Use supported threat and domain intelligence to block or review risky destinations before a connection proceeds.
Visible decisions and exceptions
Keep policy events, overrides and administrative responsibility available for operational review.
Capability set
Built around the work operators need to complete.
Final coverage depends on the agreed environment, integrations, device support and delivery scope.
Domain and category policy
Define allow, block and review behaviour for agreed domain lists or supported browsing categories.
Threat-feed integration
Evaluate DNS requests against supported malicious-domain and threat-intelligence sources in the delivery scope.
Encrypted DNS support
Plan DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS endpoints where they fit the managed-device and network architecture.
Site and tenant policy
Separate policies and administrative context for different branches, venues, customers or managed groups.
Policy event visibility
Review blocked and allowed decisions with the available domain, policy, time and network context.
Governed exceptions
Coordinate approved allow-list, block-list and exception changes through role-aware operational workflows.
Operating model
A clear path from signal to action.
Neurix keeps each stage visible so different teams can work from the same operational context.
- 01
Define
Model the required policy
Agree the users, networks, destinations, categories, exceptions and administrative responsibilities in scope. - 02
Direct
Route managed DNS requests
Connect supported sites, gateways or managed devices to the approved Neurix DNS service architecture. - 03
Evaluate
Apply policy and intelligence
Resolve each request according to tenant policy and the supported domain or threat data available at that time. - 04
Review
Investigate and govern changes
Use event context to understand decisions and process authorised exceptions or policy updates.
Who it helps
Shared context for the teams responsible for service delivery.
Enterprise IT
Apply common browsing controls across offices, campuses, branches and managed user networks.
Security operations
Review DNS-layer policy events and coordinate approved response or exception activity.
Managed service providers
Operate separated customer or site policies through a governed multi-tenant model.
Deployment and fit
Secure browsing depends on controlling the DNS path.
Coverage depends on the network, gateway, device and browser configuration. Discovery confirms how DNS traffic is directed, how bypass risk is handled and which policies and intelligence sources are supported.
Scope considerations
- Enterprise and managed Wi-Fi
- Site or tenant policies
- DoH and DoT architecture
- Cloud, hybrid or private scope
Policy categories, threat sources, log retention, user attribution and encrypted-DNS behaviour are documented in the agreed implementation scope.
Product FAQ
Questions to answer before implementation.
Is this the same as an endpoint antivirus product?
No. Neurix Secure Browsing operates at the DNS and network-policy layer. It can complement endpoint and firewall controls but does not replace them.
Can each enterprise site have a different policy?
Yes, site or tenant policy separation can be planned. The exact hierarchy, inheritance and administrator permissions are agreed during implementation.
Does it support encrypted DNS?
DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS can be included where the target devices, gateways and network design support the agreed routing and policy model.
Can any malicious website be blocked with certainty?
No threat source or DNS control can guarantee complete coverage. Neurix is designed to apply supported intelligence and expose policy decisions as one layer of a broader security architecture.
Plan the right scope