First it was the community-driven phish reporting site, and now, a people-powered Web filtering service: OpenDNS tomorrow will launch a free, user-powered Web categorization and filtering service in ...

The new Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) Web Content Filtering feature will be provided for free to all enterprise customers without the need for an additional partner license. Web ...

Are you evaluating your district's web filtering options? Learn how new web filters help improve cybersecurity, safety, and compliance in K-12 schools. BONUS: Includes a guide to choosing a new vendor ...

Upgrade your parenting toolkit with parental controls. Savvy parents use safety measures wherever possible. With technology, dangers lurk both online and within apps that children use. Fortunately, ...

February 10, 2009 " Optenet, a global IT security company and provider of high-performance content filtering solutions, today announced that the company will provide free, one-year licenses for its ...

Solution Leverages Technology from the Company's Renowned WebFilter Product to Help Protect Kids from Dangerous or Offensive Web Sites, Including MySpace Dubai - April 9 th 2006: Blue Coat Systems ...

Internet access is essential for most modern workplaces but also opens up potential distractions and security risks. Many employers implement web filtering to block certain websites deemed ...

Access to the Internet is vital for doing business, but without safeguards in place, malware and data leaks can be a mouse click away from disaster. Network firewalls ...

Halls of learning are places for learning and exploration. They are also a treasure trove of sensitive and valuable information, making them prime targets for attack by cybercriminals. In an ...

Web filtering is undoubtedly an essential when it comes to school cybersecurity. However, when the service is not set up correctly or a number of blocked categories is way too high, it starts to annoy ...

The Internet is filled with websites that are inappropriate for anyone, much less children. Kids get into trouble online all the time, even when they aren’t looking for it. Misspelling a website ...