Safer Web Browsing
Unified Threat Management
Our customizable URL filtering provides comprehensive threat protection to address threats including ransomware, credential-theft, phishing, and other web-borne attacks. It uses AI-driven behavior analysis and correlation to block unknown malicious URLs almost immediately, with near-zero false negatives.
The service leverages industry-leading threat intelligence. 66 million malicious/phishing/spam URLs are blocked through approximately 307 million categorized URLs. The service utilizes a database of hundreds of millions of URLs classified into 90+ categories to empower granular web controls and reporting. It also includes support for encrypted traffic (including TLS 1.3) to enable compliance and acceptable usage.
Providing a Safe and Productive Environment
When a child is using your computer, normal safeguards and security practices may not be sufficient. Children present additional challenges because of their natural characteristics: innocence, curiosity, desire for independence, and fear of punishment. You need to consider these characteristics when determining how to protect your data and the child.
Both employees and children tend to unintentionally get distracted by social media sites, news sites, and video streaming sites, and end up less productive than they should be while at work.
With our Safer Browsing service, we can customize the web categories that can be accessed. We can also limit the amount of time of “recreational” surfing they can do while on the clock. Google searches can also be filtered to not show explicit results. This improves productivity, reduces exposure to malicious websites, and also relieves unnecessary network bandwidth congestion.
Don’t Become a Statistic
Unintentionally visiting one compromised website can render your network in-operational due to malware and ransomware. This can lead to loss of revenue, identity theft, and possible legal issues. Safe web browsing is a frontline defense that will greatly reduce online threats and ensure compliancy.
The Identity Theft Resource Center’s (ITRC) 2023 Annual Data Breach Report found that the number of data compromises in 2023 increased by 78% compared to 2022.
Do not become a statistic due to bad actors on the web.
