For home-based teleworkers (in particular) who do not have a hardware firewall doing SSL/TLS Deep Packet Inspection, does Webroot DNS Protection mitigate most of the threats that TLS Inspection would likely catch?
Best answer by dstokes1
View originalHey there David,
I’m going to ping one of our business product specialists to see if he has an answer for your question
Thanks for the response! I had assumed that Webroot DNS protection would mitigate most of the types of things that would be filtered by Deep Packet Inspection, as the sites dishing out the questionable material would be blocked. All things being roughly equal, I much prefer blocking by originator than going through the packet inspection process. It feels inherently safer and more comprehensive, also.
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