Deepseek

The following is in place to block access to DeepSeek at PBR - 

MDE - URL Block

Deepseek URL - *.deepseek.com/ is blocked in MDE  (MDE > Settings > Endpoints > Indicators > URL's / Domains) this blocks all sub domains applies to all windows devices enrolled in MDE and to all major web browsers this will block even when devices are remote to PBR network

Palo Alto - URL filtering

URL filtering is in place to block Deepseek URL (*.deepseek.com/) this has been applied to the following security policy's on all Palo's (B1, KL1, M1, L1, KT1) 

outbound-default policy freewifi-outbound-default policy 
this blocks all sub domains applies to any devices connected to PBR network, including wifi - corporate, internet & free wifi 

Intune - iOS URL Blocking

there is an Intune policy to block deepseek URL (https://www.deepseek.com/) , policy is named iOS Block URL's this policy is applied to the following groups

Intune_iOS_iPhones_Individual Intune_iOS_iPhones_Role Intune_iPads_BI Intune_iPads_SL Intune_iPads_EH this appears to block sub domains, although documentation suggests otherwise this blocks URL's on all iOS devices that are Intune enrolled this will block even when devices are remote to PBR network this policy will also block content not suitable for children as per Apple Statement Below

Use Apple’s built in AutoFilter algorithm that looks for adult language, i.e. swearing and sexually explicit language. This function evaluates each web page as it is loaded and attempts to identify and block content not suitable for children. If you have specific URLs that need to bypass Apple’s filtering algorithm, add them to Permitted URLs list. If you have specific URLs that need to be blocked regardless of Apple’s AutoFilter, add them to the Blocked URLs list. 

 

Intune - Restricted Apps

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Notes:

The only internet facing connection that does not have firewall blocking in place is Gembrook, no Palo