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Allot Ltd., a global leader in security-as-a-service and network intelligence solutions, has announced that Play, a leading convergent operator in Poland, has selected Allot’s DNS Secure to provide cybersecurity protection services to its fixed broadband subscribers.

The agreement, signed in April 2025, will extend Play’s existing cybersecurity offerings, adding to the network-based security services that Allot has provided for its mobile customers since 2021.

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Allot DNS Secure is specifically designed for communication service providers seeking to protect their fixed broadband users. It offers comprehensive protection against cyber threats such as malware and phishing, along with content filtering capabilities. The solution is implemented with minimal network impact and can operate as a standalone service or in combination with other solutions from the Allot Secure suite, such as NetworkSecure – which Play currently uses for mobile protection.

“The Play team is very satisfied with Allot’s NetworkSecure solution for mobile customers, which is why we decided to expand and make Allot services available to our fixed broadband customers as well,” said Artur Dominiak, Director of Home Services at Play. “For years, our mobile customers have gain from the peace of mind that network-based cybersecurity supply. We are confident that with Allot DNS Secure, our fixed broadband customers will now enjoy the same level of protection.”

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Amir Oren, VP Sales for EMEA at Allot, added:

“Our partnership with Play extends beyond delivering products and services. We are invested in their success and the satisfaction of their customers. With Allot DNS Secure for fixed broadband and NetworkSecure for mobile, Play can now provide a unified, seamless cybersecurity experience for all its users through Allot Security Management.”

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