Schools & Libraries
The Internet is essential within these learning environments, but it's also a risky place. This is highlighted by the U.S. Department of Education in its Internet Guide for Parents,
"Even without trying, your children can come across materials on the Internet that are obscene, pornographic, violent, hate filled, racist, or offensive in other ways."
Children are at risk of:
- Offensive and harmful material
- Solicited for sex by predators
- Sold products they shouldn't have
…and much more
They are also targets for viruses and malicious code - both of which can disrupt learning and negatively impact the budgets of schools and libraries alike. To reduce these risks, government and educators recommend using filters on Web content.
CyberPatrol is designed for Windows-based standalone PCs, can be used on small networks of up to 50 PCs, and CyberPatrol 7.6 delivers powerful Remote Management capabilities making it even easier for administrators to manage multiple installations in an educational setting. Download a copy of our new Remote Management Guide now
CyberPatrol lets you identify and restrict Web content based on:
- User
- Groups of Users
- Time of day
- Time spent online
- Specific website or page
- Web content category (pornography, racist, hate, hacker, etc)
- Programs available for use
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