Bunny DNS vs. Cisco Umbrella

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Bunny DNS
Score 0.0 out of 10
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A DNS platform designed to power applications. By utilizing scriptable records, Bunny DNS aims to provide a simplified DNS solution. It supports intelligent routing decisions and helps to build smart network services with just a few lines of code. Users can interconnect applications and get complete control of network behavior.N/A
Cisco Umbrella
Score 8.7 out of 10
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Cisco now offers OpenDNS Umbrella Web Filtering. Cisco acquired OpenDNS in August 2015, and rebranded the product as Cisco Umbrella.N/A
Pricing
Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
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Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Free Trial
YesYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoYes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Considered Both Products
Bunny DNS

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Cisco Umbrella
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Cisco Umbrella better integrated into our Cisco environment.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
I reviewed it, but the minor differences were outweighed by the seamless integration with our existing Cisco infrastructure.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
I have used several different solutions over the years. The Cisco Umbrella solution is by far a way better solution than anything I have used. IT is easy to easy with basic implementations vs. others. Cisco Umbrella is more accurate than other solutions (though not as deeper …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Different products in different spaces. The Z3 was more of a VPN endpoint so that users didn't have to worry about a client. If they are at home, they are on their corporate network and able to access resources. Cisco Umbrella can be used then to serve corporate DNS across the …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Cisco Umbrella have the biggest brainpower behind their products and is also from one of the biggest and best players in the Network market.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Cisco has more options in configuring monitoring/blocking.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Cisco Umbrella did what we needed it to do far more than the other apps that we tried out. For mobile work on MacBook and iPads, Cisco Umbrella was the best option for our district. The cost was lower as well and did not lower the level of security we received because of lower …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Have not used similar products
Chose Cisco Umbrella
I really like it for this price point.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
We evaluated a lot of products. The good part is that we didn't go outside. So Ineos grew by acquisition and therefore we inherited a lot of products there. So we looked at the Netskope and Fortinet because they were within our sphere of product portfolios that we had in the …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Price and integration to Meraki MX, plus ability to protect endpoints with roaming module. Umbrella also came with DLP and evolved to Cisco Secure Connect (special offering for Meraki)
Chose Cisco Umbrella
We just trust Cisco provides a solid reliable solution in Cisco Umbrella, so no other was really needed to be considered.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Better integration with other Cisco portfolio of products.
We have an enterprise subscription and Cisco Umbrella dns was already included as part of the offering.
Also we are looking into integration with sd-wan in sites where it is hard to provide full spectrum of services that …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Webex calls are protected by Cisco Umbrella
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Auto SIG Tunnels is a feature that helps in provisioning tunnels automatically using Cisco Umbrella APIs and so this is one win for choosing Cisco Umbrella over others. With Cisco SD-WAN Viptela, the Cisco Umbrella stacks up well because its the same vendor so less …
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Legacy implementation, which was unscalable.
Chose Cisco Umbrella
I am evaluating Cisco umbrella against forcepoint we proxy to consolidate two solutions into one
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Curated filtering lists make Umbrella much easier to maintain than running your own DNS-based filtering
Chose Cisco Umbrella
Barracuda has some additional feature sets in its physical Web Security Gateway hardware, however Umbrella has been more reliable for what we are doing in our environment.
Best Alternatives
Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Small Businesses
Cloudflare
Cloudflare
Score 8.7 out of 10

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Medium-sized Companies
Cloudflare
Cloudflare
Score 8.7 out of 10

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Enterprises
Google Cloud DNS
Google Cloud DNS
Score 8.9 out of 10
Zscaler Internet Access
Zscaler Internet Access
Score 8.8 out of 10
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User Ratings
Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Likelihood to Recommend
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8.3
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Likelihood to Renew
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8.0
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Usability
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8.0
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Availability
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8.7
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Performance
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8.0
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Support Rating
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7.0
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Online Training
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8.0
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Implementation Rating
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9.5
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Ease of integration
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9.5
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Product Scalability
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8.0
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Vendor post-sale
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8.0
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Vendor pre-sale
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User Testimonials
Bunny DNSCisco Umbrella
Likelihood to Recommend
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It is good for whole network protection, and individual PCs with the client. Provide good reporting on where your network is going on the net. One thing I would like is a longer history with the logs 14 and 30 days are too short some times.
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Pros
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  • Managing the overall security policies is quite seamless in Cisco Umbrella. it is quite easy to set up and implement web filtering rules and other necessary configurations without any hassle.
  • The reporting features like 'activity search' provides greater visibility of our user's internet activity within our organization. We can identify security related risks quickly and take decisions to mitigate them.
  • The deployment and integration of Cisco Umbrella with other vendors product is quite appreciable. We other non cisco security devices which Cisco Umbrella was integrated with without any major issues.
  • We can easily track down any user that goes to the internet through the activity search feature.
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Cons
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  • There's always room for improvement in all products for sure. On the umbrella part, I would say that the room for improvement is on the data loss prevention part. So it sits on the PCs, it sees a lot of the traffic that goes on, it knows what files are on the PCs, but it's actually not stopping some of the intellectual property or personal identifiable information from going out. So we are able to block users from accessing applications and websites or even IP addresses, but we're not able to go a bit more granular, more on the data loss side. So that's a gap that I have in the product.
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Likelihood to Renew
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First off I never give anything a "10" unless it's perfect. LOL - I grade on the curve. I think OpenDNS/Umbrella is a very good product. I think that fact that Cisco absorbed them is one of the proofs of that. I have used the product back when it was free for companies our size. I have not always appreciated the cost - but in the post pandemic cyber chaos, I believe the cost benefit ratio is still very high. I have honestly not looked at other products because Umbrella continues to work to my satisfaction. I consider Umbrella to be one of the key layers in my cyber security strategy.
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Usability
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The product was easy to install and get running. To maintain the product is also a simple matter of maintaining lists of wanted and unwanted domains or URLs. The basic and advanced security features all do what they are intended to do with no known erroneous outcomes
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Reliability and Availability
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Cisco umbrella services in the cloud are always available. However, the weakness is the VM installed in the data center that are the first resolvers. If the VMs become unavailable for any reason or the vSphere goes down, then all DNS is affected
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Performance
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our experience with cisco products has always been awesome and same is the case with cisco umbrella .Under umbrella cisco provides flexible and scalable software solution to use across different dept and sites . These softwares are very user friendly ,pages load quickly as these applications are designed for minimum latency and reports are also provided quickely
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Support Rating
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Whilst the support is good once you get through to them, it's email only and the response is slow. This is a issue, because its a core system that needs to work. We have had issues in the past where several of our companies have gone down due to Umbrella and support is nowhere to be seen. It is very difficult to know whether Umbrella is having service issues, since they do not regularly update customers on the status of their services, such as is seen by providers such as Microsoft (status.umbrella.com just seems to show up all of the time, I'm not sure it's even updated)
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Online Training
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Quite easy to understand training modules prepared by knowledgeable trainers. Training modules have included all the desired features of these softwares and the content delivery is very good from the respective module trainers and it explains in details the features and apart from that further training material support is also provided if needed.
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Implementation Rating
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At the time we were forced to move from Cloud Web Security to Cisco Umbrella, Cisco Umbrella was far from being a direct replacement. It was frustrating and difficult to migrate due to the lack of functionality. This has since been addressed, however we now have legacy rulesets that were built as bandaids that cannot be removed. Hopefully the migration to Secure Access will address this.
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Alternatives Considered
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Different products in different spaces. The Z3 was more of a VPN endpoint so that users didn't have to worry about a client. If they are at home, they are on their corporate network and able to access resources. Cisco Umbrella can be used then to serve corporate DNS across the VPN tunnel to the Z3 device and extend the capabilities of Cisco Umbrella.
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Scalability
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Cisco umbrella provides fleaxible and scalable software solutions which are easy deploy across multiple departments and sites wherever needed and this softwares are very easy to use and provides the best interface along with cisco support for other devices apart from cisco infrastructure but still there is scope for improvement on the inclusion of latest features
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Return on Investment
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  • It's too early for us to say now. We started with Cisco Umbrella with the migration and during the migration we choose all the specific access. Now we are going to Cisco Secure Access in our simulations there will be much of cost savings because we don't need the on-premise data center anymore for the ASARs and for the local firewalls and the people, they are managing that on-premise. So we estimate there will be a lot of cost savings, but currently it's not on the paper yet. So we have to wait what the experience is with it, but we are optimistic.
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