I know this is old news already, but I had to repost it for the first time on this blog. Almost a year ago I made the call to switch our DNS provider from our ISPs servers to OpenDNS. Within about a week of making the switch, I was interviewed by Allison Rhoades at OpenDNS for a press release to be on PRweb. If you havn’t had a chance to check out their service, I highly recommend you do so. The setup is simple and the feature set is astounding, considering the service is free. I was able to save my company several thousand dollars by using their built in web content filtering and phishing protection. A note for parents, using OpenDNS at home can help protect your kids from exploring the darker areas of the Internet without your knowledge.
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