Post by DNSSense

DNSDome: enforcement that lives before encryption A quietly powerful fact: the DNS lookup happens before HTTPS, before the payload, before any of the encryption, quantum or classical, is even negotiated. That makes the DNS layer the perfect place to enforce. DNSDome applies the same Zero-Trust policy to every user; in the office, at home, on a phone, with "no VPN hairpin" at the exact moment a name is resolved. Block, allow, or sandbox the destination before a single encrypted byte moves. Post-quantum TLS will make the channel opaque. It does nothing to hide the name being looked up. DNSDome turns that earliest moment into your enforcement point, perimeter or no perimeter, plaintext or post-quantum. You can't decrypt your way out of a connection that was never allowed to start. Tomorrow: you've classified, detected, enforced, but how do you prove it still works against threats that didn't exist last week? #ZeroTrust #DNSSecurity #PostQuantum #RemoteWork #CISO