Natively enforce Palo Alto Networks Advanced DNS Security on Amazon Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall. Secure VPC and hybrid traffic against 30+ sophisticated threat dimensions with zero appliance overhead or architecture changes.
Palo Alto Networks Advanced DNS Security (ADNS) for Amazon Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall bridges the gap between cloud infrastructure and elite network protection. This native integration injects Palo Alto Networks' industry-leading threat protection directly into the AWS core network plane. Security administrators can now seamlessly govern DNS query traffic originating from Amazon VPCs and hybrid cloud networks using trusted, enterprise-grade threat signatures and behavioral detection models - all configured directly within the native AWS console.
This integrated offering combines the ultra-low latency, native enforcement, and high availability of the Route 53 VPC Resolver with the real-time protection from ADNS. Through an embedded procurement experience, organizations can subscribe and instantly apply partner-managed advanced protections right where the traffic flows.
Manage Advanced DNS Security through the DNS Firewall section of the Amazon VPC console
Configuring Advanced DNS Security on Route 53 DNS Firewall involves four steps:
Subscribe to Advanced DNS Security through the DNS Firewall console or AWS Marketplace.
Create DNS Firewall rules by selecting Palo Alto Networks Advanced DNS security categories and specifying actions.
Associate rule groups with VPCs to enforce DNS threat protections across your organization.
Monitor DNS query activity through AWS CloudWatch metrics and Security Hub findings.
Comprehensive, Industry-Leading Threat Prevention
Security rules can be built to selectively BLOCK or ALERT against highly targeted threat categories, including:
Command and Control (C2) and Malware: Halts malicious data exfiltration and phone-home vectors.
Advanced Exploit Tactics: Real-time analysis catches fast-flux domains, proxy avoidance, dynamic DNS abuse, and DNS rebinding.
Keep your visibility centralized. All blocked and alerted query events map directly into your native cloud ecosystem - streaming logs automatically to Amazon CloudWatch metrics and AWS Security Hub.
Highlights
Seamless Native Integration: Manage ADNS through the DNS Firewall section of the Amazon VPC console.
Unified Control Console: Subscribe, configure rule categories, and set actions inside the AWS console.
Comprehensive Coverage with Precision AI: Block techniques like fast-flux, Advanced DGA, DNS Tunneling in real-time to stop sophisticated DNS threats.
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
This listing uses a single usage-based dimension. You pay by the hour, where 1 unit equals 1 usage hour of Advanced DNS Security. Billing accrues based on how many hours you run the service, so your cost scales directly with usage. There are no separate tiers, seat counts, or instance sizes to choose. A 30-day free trial applies before pay-as-you-go charges begin. This structure suits buyers who want costs tied to actual consumption rather than a fixed upfront commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one usage hour cover for Advanced DNS Security?
One unit equals one hour of running the service against your Amazon Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall. The service inspects DNS queries and responses in real time while active. Billing accrues for each hour the service runs, regardless of how many DNS requests it processes during that hour.
Am I charged for hours when the service is not running?
Charges accrue only for hours the service is active. Since billing is tied to usage hours, stopping the service stops the meter. Your cost tracks the number of hours you actually run Advanced DNS Security, with no fixed fee for idle time.
Is this pay-as-you-go, or must I commit to a fixed amount upfront?
This is pay-as-you-go. You pay by the usage hour with no upfront commitment, no seat counts, and no instance sizes to pick. Your bill reflects actual hours run. This suits variable workloads where you prefer costs to follow consumption rather than a fixed term.
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