Many of them also fail to apply security patches to their DNS applications. Most ISPs do not provide services that allow you to control content. If you are still using your ISP’s DNS services, I highly recommend you move to something a little safer. I say eventually, because although OpenDNS beta blocks malicious site access, the user management console is still unavailable. Norton DNS is a component in the emerging Norton Everywhere offering, eventually providing control over sites your employees or family members can visit or blocking access to sites known to distribute malicious content. However, that might all change with the introduction of Symantec’s Norton DNS. In my opinion, it is the best SOHO option for both name resolution and controlling access to questionable sites. I learned long ago that there is value in having someone else manage DNS services for my small business.
However, I think I'll keep OpenDNS until Symantec offers all the services I need for home or small business use.
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