what’s the point.Web filtering. Browser protection. Endpoint control.
One clear view of your network. No diagram with seventeen clouds required.
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CONNECTED PROTECTION.
ONE POINT OF CONTROL.
THE PLATFORM
Three enforcement layers, one portal. We considered calling all of it “the engine.” Then someone might ask where the engine is.
Control access by domain, apply maintained blocklists, and resolve allowed requests through encrypted upstream DNS.
Apply URL and category rules by organization, group, or profile. Add sanitized reading when less page is more productive.
Extend control to devices with signed network policies, enforcement supervision, and quarantine and restore workflows.
R&D / AN UNREASONABLE INTEREST IN THE POINT
Endpoints. Checkpoints. Proof points. We finally located the actual point. Naturally, it has implemented a zero-click policy.
Try your mouse. Try your thumb. Schedule a discovery call if you must. The point remains professionally unavailable.
There is a product vision in here somewhere ↗0 attempts. 0 captures. 0 invoices issued.
A BETTER VIEW OF WHAT MATTERS
A policy decision should be explainable without a three-hour enablement session. See the domain, device, matched policy, and reason. Apparently this is a radical product strategy.
Clear verdicts, ordered rules, and policy diagnostics.
Bring activity, profiles, and endpoint state together.
Local activity history and administrator audit trails.
DECISION DETAIL · ILLUSTRATION
No detective work required.
The policy has already shown its work.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKDAY
Start with the policies your organization needs. Keep control of how you deploy, operate, and evolve your protection.
Bring filtering policies, device state, and activity into one operational view. Spend less time translating between tools.
Explore the workspace →Organize browser profiles and apply structured policies as your environment grows. Keep rules understandable across teams.
Explore browser profiles →Use explicit destinations, approved DNS, signed policy, and recovery workflows where tighter network control matters.
Explore the security model →CONTROL STARTS WITH OWNERSHIP
Deploy in your own environment. Keep your configuration and operational history local. Decide what to log, what to retain, and how your network should behave.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Explore the self-hosted product now. Help shape the commercial services that will support your next deployment.
The filtering platform, in your environment.
A little more help. A lot more confidence.
For the bigger operational questions.
TRUST, WITH THE DETAILS INCLUDED
Know what the platform does today and what comes next. Explore release readiness, protection boundaries, and the work still ahead.
Visit the trust center ↗Verified device policy with version and expiry controls.
Configuration and history stay in your installation.
Documented controls and platform acceptance status.
AI inference, peer mesh, roles, and SSO are future work. The roadmap retains its future tense.
THE QUESTIONS THAT MATTER
The platform brings together DNS filtering, browser URL and category rules, and signed endpoint network policies. Each layer has a defined role; together they provide a central place to manage web access and network controls.
Yes. The interactive dashboard lets you explore activity, policies, browser profiles, and endpoint workflows using sample data. It runs entirely in your browser and does not connect to a real network.
Configuration and activity history are stored locally in your self-hosted installation. You control retention and logging. DNS queries go to the upstream resolver you configure.
Deployment suitability depends on your acceptance criteria. The current release has local Linux enforcement evidence; native Windows/macOS acceptance, production signing, and independent review remain outstanding. Our trust center documents those boundaries.
Use Cyberplexs for your identity account, or open your self-hosted WTP console. The dedicated WTP customer workspace is coming soon. Website identity does not add SSO to the current filtering product.
THAT’S THE POINT.
See what your next security workspace could look like.