MSSP Alert spoke with CyberSentriq about how DNS filtering is still treated as a “nice to have,” when in reality it’s doing some of the hardest compliance work behind the scenes. For MSPs, this isn’t just about blocking bad sites. It’s about proving reasonable controls, reducing exposure before incidents happen, and avoiding the downstream regulatory fallout that comes with breaches. As threat actors move faster and use AI to blur the line between legitimate and malicious web activity, legacy filtering simply can’t keep up. DNS filtering, especially when it’s automated and AI-driven, gives MSPs a practical way to stay ahead of that curve without adding more manual burden to already stretched teams.
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