Please indicate a check mark in the boxes given below based on your response in every ststatement.

You can add other data in the “Additional Comments” box if you want to indicate an information
not stated in each statement.

OpenDNS as a Web-Filtering Tool effectiveness in terms of Security

Item Strongly Strongly Additional

Statement Agree Neutral Disagree
No. Agree Disagree Comments
It uses user
access and
OES1 authentication
before using the
cloud security
It uses different
allow-block
protocols( using
OES2 the MAC
identification) on
connected users
on the network.
It has category-
based content
filtering or
OES3 customizable
filtering content
setting based on
the user’s need.
It ensures giving
the right access
and information
to the right users
OES4
using
administrator-
level bypass
techniques
The tool uses
filters that help
block explicit
images, videos,
and websites
from search
OES5
results that
ensures users
access only
suitable
browsing
content.

OpenDNS as a Web-Filtering Tool effectiveness in terms of Adaptability

Item Statement Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Additional

No. Agree Disagree Comments
OEA1 The solution is flexible
enough to provide
 service to different
form factors of
connected computers
on the network
OEA2 It provides the
system/network
administrator the
access to the cloud UI
(user interface) using
any device connected
on the network
OEA3 It has a
community/company-
based service
solutions depending
on its users’ resources
to help administrators
add the security
context needed to
uncover and predict
threats.
OEA4 It can support
different webpage
versions, settings and
future developments
to filter web content
OEA5 It is flexible enough to
provide its purpose on
future platforms,
users, and devices.

OpenDNS as a Web-Filtering Tool effectiveness in terms of Migration and Integration

Item Statement Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Additional

No. Agree Disagree Comments
OEM1 It has a lightweight
requirement on the
machine to be
accessed on
OEM2 The tool can keep all
data and protocols, if
the administrator
chooses migrate to a
new service provider
OEM3 It provides its user(s)
easier and lesser time
to setup his network
protocols compared to
other web content
filtering tools
OEM4 It provides the
network/system
administrator the
feature on backing-up
 his protocols on the
cloud security tool to
be implemented on
other system unit.
OEM5 Different protocols can
be used on different
machines (devices
which also uses IPv6
like modular
tablets/phones/future
operating systems)

OpenDNS as a Web-Filtering Tool effectiveness in terms of Scalability

Item Statement Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Additional

No. Agree Disagree Comments
OSC1 It can maintain its
content filtering feature
on a network of growing
number of devices or
topology
OSC2 The security tool can
still be used as another
layer of protection even
if new routers/firewalls
on the same network is
installed
OSC3 It automatically gives
the same protocol
implemented on the
routers that provide
access to other devices
connected to the router
OSC4 It provides
unlimited/wide range
customizable protocols
on content filtering
categories
OSC5 It automatically
implements a blocking
feature on any
unknown/unregistered
routers trying to siphon
and give access for
other devices on the
network.

Respondents Additional Inputs not related to any questions above: