Public-Sector Information Security
Many public-sector regulations require that government data is not stored in third-party cloud services. Obsolix runs entirely on the organization's own systems.
With Obsolix, DNS logs, source addresses, user identities, risk scores and the archive are kept on your organization's own servers. The system sends no data out — it only downloads threat intelligence updates.
All DNS data is processed and stored inside the organization's boundary. The only thing that comes in from outside is threat intelligence updates.
Many public-sector regulations require that government data is not stored in third-party cloud services. Obsolix runs entirely on the organization's own systems.
DNS logs are personal data. Because Obsolix performs no cross-border transfer, it keeps DNS data under your organization's control and simplifies compliance with data-protection laws.
Encrypted edge–central connection, signed policy and update packages, role-based access and signed container images.