Countless Internet-based distractions now compete for employee time. Non-work related activities including online gaming, Internet shopping, stock trading, Internet radio, streaming media and MP3 downloads represent the new temptations for workers and students. But of even more concern is the increased use of corporate Internet bandwidth by employees to access and download inappropriate content that in some cases results in sexual harassment and like suits for the companies that employ these individuals. More than ever, organizations are implementing Internet Use Policies that govern activities that employees may engage in while accessing the Internet on company time. However, enforcing those policies has been a major concern for many enterprise organizations.
Until now...
With Content Control from Blue Coat, enterprise organizations can:
- Implement effective, accurate URL filtering technology
- Minimize legal liability and improve user productivity by restricting user access to inappropriate Web content
- Conserve bandwidth resources by reducing non-work related Web browsing
- Simplify installation, management and administration
- Implement granular Web access policies based on any combination of users, groups,
time of day, location, network address, user agent, and other attributes to meet unique
business requirements
- Achieve up to a 10X performance gain by running Content Control from Blue Coat on the Blue Coat ProxySG platform
- Enable authentication through existing security infrastructures including LDAP (Active
Directory, eDirectory), RADIUS and NTLM
- Obtain comprehensive visibility and reporting on Web access throughout the organization
Content Control from Blue Coat allows enterprise organizations to effectively manage Internet access, reduce costs and ensure availability of Web-based applications.
The following is a list of available enterprise solutions:
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Blue Coat ProxySG
Blue Coat ProxySG appliances provide visibility and control of Web communications to address today's new business risks—such as inappropriate Web surfing, viruses brought in via back door channels such as instant messaging and Web-based email, and network resource abuse due to peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing and video streaming.
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