Cisco ISE profiling - Split Corporate/Guest access

Hello all,
I currently deploying a Cisco ISE for my wireless network and I would like to split my WLAN in two different "authorization profile" : Guest and Corporate.
For the moment, I use my active Directory to authenticate users and profiling to authorize device with the hostname. I would like to classify by domain name with DHCP probe but I can't because there is alway a DHCP message response with the domain name given by the DHCP server, do you have a solution to separate device with domain name or with other attributes ?
Thanks in advance for your answer!

Thanks for your answer salodh,
I've already done two authorization profiles (Guest and corporate) based on rule using Active Directory and profiling condition but I would more profiling conditions (not only hostname) to split clearly corporate and guest devices.

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