Perfect protection for web traffic within your network. The program limits visits to dangerous and undesirable web sites, whilst reducing the risk of virus infections from the internet.
The basic principle of web filtering is the classification of web sites into different categories. This program defines twenty-three different categories of web content, and includes a comprehensive database of categorized addresses. The network administrator selects the categories which from the perspective of the company are inappropriate, and then determines whether these categories will be blocked or monitored.
Central administration
The program is installed between the company network and the internet, and is able to monitor all different kinds of web queries coming from workstations within the network. This means the administrator does not need to implement web filtering settings on each computer separately.
Multi-point filtering
Web queries coming from workstations are classified as objectionable or unobjectionable. For this purpose there are several filtering levels which include the comparison with a list of permitted and prohibited addresses, comparison with the database of categorized addresses, and finally analysis of the downloaded page.
Traffic statistics
For an overview of web traffic, the administrator has several graphical statistics to his disposal. They can view the most frequently visited web servers, the most frequently visited categories, the most active users within the given category, or the most frequent web server visitors.
Management from anywhere
The program is accessed through a web interface. This means program configuration and evaluation of statistics can be done from any computer connected to the internet.
Operating systems supported:
- Windows 7 (32bit)
- Windows 7 (64bit)
- Windows 2008 (32bit)
- Windows 2008 (64bit)
- Windows Vista (32 bit)
- Windows Vista (64 bit)
- Windows 2003 (32bit)
- Windows 2003 (64bit)
- Windows XP (32 bit)
- Windows XP (64 bit)
- Windows 2000 (32 bit)
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