IT Support and Operations

Content Filtering

Control and monitor web access to block harmful or non-compliant content

IT Support and Operations

What it is

Content filtering controls which websites and web applications users can access from your network and devices. Policies can block categories of content, such as malware distribution sites, phishing domains, gambling, and social media, while allowing business-related access. DNS-based filtering applies to all devices on your network without requiring software installation. Agent-based filtering extends protection to devices used outside your network. Reporting shows browsing patterns and blocked access attempts for compliance documentation and policy refinement.

Why it matters

Content filtering serves dual purposes: security and compliance. Blocking access to known malicious sites prevents malware infections. For education and government organizations, content filtering is a compliance requirement under CIPA and other regulations. For all organizations, it reduces exposure to web-based threats.

What to expect

DNS-based filtering deploys within hours by updating your DNS settings. Agent-based filtering deploys alongside your endpoint management tools. Policies are configured based on your organizational requirements and can be adjusted at any time.

Where this fits

Supports compliance with

CIPAFERPACJIS

Common questions

Can we allow specific sites that are blocked by category?

Yes. Allow-lists and exception policies let you permit specific sites within otherwise blocked categories. Policies can also vary by user group, so different departments can have different access levels based on their job requirements.

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