Service Filtering DNS Platform
Control D allows you to block or allow specific online services or apps. From social media to streaming, Control D’s service filtering makes it easy to manage how services are accessed across your organization.Keep your business focused on what matters
Data Net Solutions Group
Network Information Technologies, LLC
Pinnacle ICT
Frequently asked questions
Service filtering is a tool that controls access to specific online services or applications within a business network. It works by recognizing and selectively allowing or blocking certain services, like streaming or file-sharing apps, based on customized business policies, helping maintain productivity and security.
Service filtering helps businesses ensure that only relevant, approved online services are accessible during work hours. This control prevents unnecessary use of bandwidth, reduces distractions, and protects the network from potentially harmful applications, enhancing both productivity and security.
Control D offers highly flexible filtering rules, allowing you to create policies that suit different teams, departments, or individual devices. You have full control over which services are accessible on your network.
Yes, service filtering helps by limiting access to non-work-related services and applications that could be distracting. By enabling access only to tools essential for business, companies can create an environment focused on core tasks and goals, leading to a more productive workforce.
Control D's service filtering allows you to tailor settings to block only unnecessary or distracting services while ensuring employees have access to the resources they need to complete their work.
By restricting access to unauthorized or high-risk services, service filtering reduces the risk of malware, phishing, and other cyber threats. It prevents employees from accessing potentially compromised or risky applications that could expose the business network to vulnerabilities.
Service filtering is designed to regulate access to certain services, not to monitor specific user activities. Businesses can create policies to manage service access without tracking individual behavior, preserving privacy while maintaining a secure, focused work environment.
Yes, service filtering can be tailored to meet specific needs. Different teams or roles can have access to the services they need, while unnecessary services are restricted. This customization ensures each department operates efficiently without unrelated online distractions.
Modern service filtering solutions are built with ease of use in mind, featuring user-friendly interfaces and clear guidance. Setup and ongoing management require minimal technical knowledge, making it accessible to businesses without dedicated IT teams.
While both provide control over internet use, service filtering specifically focuses on managing access to online applications and services, like video conferencing or file-sharing tools. Web filtering, by contrast, blocks or restricts access to certain websites or types of web content.
Yes, service filtering can prioritize essential services over bandwidth-intensive, non-essential ones. By restricting access to high-bandwidth applications, businesses can ensure that network resources are reserved for critical tasks, improving overall network performance.
Yes, Control D offers a 30-day risk-free trial for all organizations. Sign up with your business email and start testing the service—no credit card required.
Absolutely. You can book a demo with our team at any time, and we'd be happy to walk you through the features and answer any questions you have.
