Use cases: small businesses
You do not need a security team to stop phishing and malware. Set Koru Shield up once on your office devices and it blocks the threats behind scam emails and bad links, on every network your team uses.
The situation: an email that looks like it is from a vendor asks your bookkeeper to wire payment to a new account number. The link leads to a lookalike login page built to steal credentials.
What you do: Koru Shield blocks the phishing domain before anyone can type a password into it. The email still arrives in the inbox, but the trap behind the link never opens.
The situation: one wrong click on a malicious ad or attachment can encrypt every shared file your business has, and recovery costs far more than prevention.
What you do: malware and ransomware distribution sites are blocked at the DNS level, so the payload never reaches the device in the first place. It is a second net under your antivirus.
The situation: the team loses real hours to feeds and short videos, and asking everyone to self-police has never worked.
What you do: set a work-hours schedule, for example 9am to 5pm on weekdays, that blocks social media and streaming on work devices. Evenings and weekends stay open automatically, with nothing to toggle.
The situation: customers ask for Wi-Fi, but you do not want guests browsing under your work policy, or your work rules slowing down their visit.
What you do: point the guest access point at a relaxed Koru Shield profile and the office network at a strict one. Guests get safe, filtered browsing, and your business traffic stays on its own locked-down rules.
The situation: you cannot justify a full-time IT person, but somebody still has to keep the office safe online.
What you do: set Koru Shield up once, about a minute per device, and manage everything from the dashboard on your phone. The query log shows what was blocked in real time, and allowing or blocking a site takes one click.
The situation: enterprise security tools want enterprise budgets, with per-seat pricing that punishes small teams.
What you do: start on the Free plan, and paid plans begin at $5 a month. That is less than the cost of a single compromised inbox, and there is no hardware to buy and nothing to maintain.
Know the limits. DNS filtering blocks dangerous websites, but it does not read email content, stop scam phone calls, or catch every brand-new threat the instant it appears. It works best alongside updated devices, and staff who know not to trust urgent payment requests.