Resources
No current events.
Tweets
An error occurred
Oops, an error seems to have occurred. We're sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused. If the error persists, feel free to tell us about it.
| Web Content Filtering |
| Web Content Filtering Service allows your organization to set and enforce acceptable use policies governing what materials can and cannot be accessed on the company's computers. By utilizing our Web Content Filtering, we can block objectionable content (for liability and productivity losses) while preserving the access to valuable Internet resources. This is a user-based service in which is updated with up to 65 web site categories to be blocked based on the filtering requests of your business. |
- Certain HP scanners can permit snooping and spying
- Microsoft releases new tool to defend against DLL attack
- IBM admits erring in statistics on vendor patching
- Fake TweetDeck update on Twitter leads to trojan
- CA continues cloud buying spree with $200 mil Arcot buy
- FTC closes probe into LimeWire inadvertent file sharing
- Spam volume plunges in wake of Pushdo takedown
- Security defenses limited at SMBs, survey finds
- Pentagon official reveals "most significant" military breach
- IBM report shows new flaws skyrocket in first half of year