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It's
estimated that in the UK alone, companies are losing £9.6bn a
year due to employees surfing the Internet on company time. With
NetPilot URL filtering at the gateway between your network and
the Internet, fears about inappropriate use of the Internet can
be banished.
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NetPilot URL content filtering offers you the most
comprehensive URL filtering and blocking capability on the
market, with the highest ever levels of administrator
control.
By
offering N2H2, filtering as a subscription-based extra - with
20 million URLs listed by category, it is ten times more
comprehensive than any competitive products - NetPilot
products have an unrivalled ability to control what material
can be downloaded. This ensures that end users continue to
use the web proactively, legally and in keeping with the
organisation's guidelines.
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Deters user abuse of
web browsing privileges and avoids time-wasting on non
work-related topics |
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Complements NetPilot's
existing whitelist, blacklist and audit trail
capabilities |
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Uses Secure Computing
database, the most comprehensive on the market with ten
times as many URLS as the nearest comparable solution
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Brings education-level
filtering to business users |
N2H2 URL
Content Filtering Trusted by Millions
Over a million
N2H2 users depend on the Web everyday to work,
learn and make decisions.
N2H2's
premium-quality filtering database is consistently
recognized by independent and respected third-parties as the
most effective in the industry.
N2H2's
vast database of URLs can be blocked either individually, or
by defined category, such as 'porn', 'sports' or
'entertainment' etc. depending on the requirements of the
particular organisation.
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Covering key
languages for the Asia-Pacific, EMEA and Latin American markets,
this powerful database enables our products to consistently deliver
the content users need most - protecting organisations from
potentially costly misuse - without over-blocking.
The system
administrator has total control over which sites can be visited.
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