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On June 3, 2026 between 6:47:00 and 6:53:00 UTC, some historical query data (older than ~2 weeks) was temporarily unavailable. Scheduled and queried reports that ran during this window may have returned zero or partial results. DNS filtering and traffic ingestion were not affected at any point. The issue has been resolved. If you have any questions please reach out to our Support team.

We are aware of an issue causing certain valid domains to be incorrectly classified as malicious. Our team has identified the cause and is actively implementing a rollback to restore normal classification behavior as quickly as possible. This issue does not impact DNSFilter DNS resolution or overall service availability. We will continue to provide updates as progress is made and expect to share another update shortly.

We have implemented a rollback and are currently monitoring the environment to ensure domain classifications continue operating normally. This issue did not impact DNS resolution or overall DNSFilter service availability. We will continue to monitor closely and provide any additional updates if necessary. If you continue to experience any issues, please submit a support ticket.

The issue causing certain domains to be incorrectly classified as malicious has been fully resolved. Our team implemented a rollback and completed monitoring to confirm classification behavior has returned to normal operation. This issue did not impact DNS resolution or overall DNSFilter service availability. We sincerely apologize for the disruption and appreciate your patience while we worked to quickly identify and resolve the issue. If you continue to experience any related problems, please reach out to our Support team for further assistance.

Customers may experience issues with the Home Dashboard and Insights pages not displaying data. Additionally, the Site Deployment page may show a “Failed to Load QPS” error message. We have identified the root cause of the issue and are actively working on implementing a fix. DNS Resolution and Filtering are NOT affected.

The issue impacting the Home Dashboard and Insights pages, as well as the “Failed to Load QPS” error message on the Site Deployment page, has been resolved. Functionality has returned to normal operation. If you continue to experience any issues, please reach out to our Support team for further assistance.

Our engineering team has identified an issue with our cloud partner that may cause the Reporting to have performance issues. Our Anycast network is unaffected as of this time. We will provide an updated status as soon as possible once the partner has resolved this issue.

We are continuing to monitor this issue.

This incident has been resolved. Our cloud partner has resolved the issue impacting reporting performance. Functionality has now returned to normal operation.

Our engineering team has identified an issue where the dashboard may not show data in the DNS Query Log and is currently working to implement a fix to remediate the problem. We will provide updated status as soon as possible once a fix has been implemented.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

We’ve resolved the issue that was causing DNS Query Log data to not appear in the dashboard. Our engineering team identified the root cause and implemented a fix, and data visibility has now been restored.

Our Engineering team has identified an issue that has caused DNS resolution failure observed in our NYC region and is actively working to implement a fix to remediate and restore services. Updated status will be provided as soon as possible.

Traffic redirection has been completed, and we’ve shifted traffic to the closest available region. Performance should now be returning to normal, if it hasn’t stabilized already. We will continue to monitor closely to ensure stability.

This incident is now resolved. We have now shifted traffic back to the NYC region. This issue was identified to be caused by a routing problem at an upstream Internet Exchange provider, which impacted connectivity and cascaded to our services. To minimize customer impact, we temporarily rerouted traffic to our Washington, DC region. Once the issue was confirmed to be resolved by our upstream partner, traffic was safely restored to the NYC region.

Our engineering team has identified an issue with our cloud partner that may cause domains to have performance issues. Our Anycast network is unaffected as of this time. We will provide an updated status as soon as possible once the partner has resolved this issue.

The cloud partner has resolved the issue on their end. Our engineers have confirmed that both Anycast and DNSFilter APIs remained fully operational throughout the event.

An issue was identified affecting our DoH service that may have impacted customers in the London region. This did NOT affect DNS1/DNS2 UDP/TCP/TLS/DoT services. We identified the fault on Tuesday the 25th and resolved the it by 20:00 UTC by updating all affected servers. In addition, we have improved our monitoring and automation by adding a new failsafe to avoid this from happening again in the future.

Our engineering team is currently investigating an issue that is causing DNS resolution to be Intermittent and is currently working with our partners to implement a fix to resolve this problem. Updated status will be provided as soon as possible.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

We are currently investigating an issue affecting some users access to the DNSFilter dashboard. This does not impact DNS resolution. We are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

This incident has been resolved.

Our engineering team has identified an issue with our cloud partner that may cause the dashboard and API to have performance issues. Our Anycast network is unaffected as of this time. We will provide an updated status as soon as possible once the partner has resolved this issue.

The cloud partner has resolved the issue on their end. Our engineers have confirmed that both Anycast and DNSFilter APIs remained fully operational throughout the event. No customer-facing impact or service degradation was observed.

We are currently investigating an issue impacting customers who have added local domains to their Local Domain List that are also publicly accessible. In these cases, users may experience problems when connecting to VPNs or other services, resulting in the Unknown Block Page being displayed. Our team is actively working to identify a permanent resolution. Further updates will be posted here as they become available.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

A solution has been implemented, and performance has returned to normal. No further impact is expected. If you continue to experience related issues, please reach out directly to our Support team.

Status Report: Zorus Portal Service Disruption Summary We are currently experiencing a backend connectivity issue affecting several elements of the Zorus Portal. Core protection remains fully functional, but some portal features are impacted. Impacted Services The following portal features are temporarily unavailable or degraded: -Reporting: Issues with generating and sending reports. -Whitelabeling: Modifications to whitelabeling settings are unavailable. -Customer & Group Management: Creation of new customers and groups may fail. -Agent Downloads: Downloading the Zorus Agent is currently disrupted. -Gradient MSP Integration: Integration features are impacted. Unaffected Services Filtering and Protection: All core filtering and protection services remain operational and continue to protect end users without interruption.

This incident has been resolved.

Between 5:22 AM and 9:03 AM EST, we observed degraded performance on our policy servers. The issue was identified and resolved, and systems have since returned to normal operation. Components Affected: Zorus - Policy Servers

Incident Summary: Between 12:37 PM and 2:25 PM EST on July 21, 2025, we experienced degraded performance affecting portions of our infrastructure, including the portal, reporting, and policy management. Resolution: Additional resources have been provisioned to improve performance and ensure better handling of system load moving forward.

Our engineering team has identified an issue that is preventing users from logging into the dashboard and is currently working to implement a fix. We will provide updated status as soon as possible.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

This incident has been resolved.

**Dashboard Login Failure - Postmortem** **Summary:** The system experienced a performance reduction that resulted in slower API response times and an unresponsive front-end dashboard. As a result, users encountered delays when interacting with the dashboard and during API calls. **Resolution:**  Our team identified the issue immediately and initiated an incident response. A hot fix addressing the root cause was developed, tested, and deployed the same day to restore normal service. **Next Steps:**  We are conducting a deeper review of how our systems interact with the database to identify opportunities for long-term optimization and to prevent similar issues in the future.

We are currently investigating an issue in the DNSFilter UI that is preventing manual customers from seeing Roaming Client.

A fix has been implemented and we are continuing to monitor the results.

This incident has been resolved.

What Happened with Domain Categorization and System Load (e.g. msn.com ) -Some well-known domains like msn.com and started showing up as “uncategorized,” and our backend systems experienced a large spike in traffic. Here’s what we know: What Happened: -Some websites like msn.com temporarily lost their category labels due to them being treated as uncategorized in the system. -Our platform automation tried to correct this but sent too many repeated requests at once, overloading internal systems. -This caused delays in restoring correct category information, so some domains stayed uncategorized longer than expected. -We’ve deployed a fix to reduce the load and are restoring normal behavior. Key Customer Impact: -Domains like msn.com appeared uncategorized because they dropped out of cache and couldn’t be reloaded reliably. -This could affect content filtering accuracy, especially for high-traffic or policy-critical domains. -No DNS resolution outages occurred, but policy behavior may have been incorrect. Fix: A fix has been implemented; however, due to caching, it may take 24–48 hours for affected domains to reflect the correct categorization. Workaround: In the meantime, you can either add the impacted domains to your allow list or temporarily allow uncategorized domains within your policy settings to avoid disruption.

This incident has been resolved.

Between hour 5 to 6 UTC today, a networking issue outside of our control was detected between our AnyCast nodes across the world and our query log eventing system. DNS Resolution and Filtering were NOT affected. The networking issue has since been resolved but as a result you might notice that on a daily basis, about 2% less query log entries than a usual weekday in our Query Log. We are working with our networking partners to ensure this does not happen again and we are putting extra safeguards in place to avoid this in the future.

Our engineering team is currently investigating an issue that is preventing users from being able to log into the dashboard. We will provide updated status as soon as possible. DNS resolution is operating normally.

We've implemented a fix and are now monitoring the results. Our investigation confirmed that this incident is tied to a third-party system, and we're currently engaging directly with their support team to achieve full resolution.

The Third-party system that we are working with has identified and fixed the issue and they are currently in a monitoring state.

This incident has been resolved.

Between 08:10UTC and 08:30UTC we have experienced a network issue with one of our providers. We are currently working with them to understand what happened. The system has recovered and we are currently actively monitoring.

This incident has been resolved.