Kerio Technologies unveils new firewall

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Kerio Technologies has unveiled a new firewall for business managers to monitor employee internet use.

Kerio Technologies unveils new firewall
The Kerio WinRoute Firewall 6.4 is specifically designed for SMEs and includes a reporting feature that provides a profile of each internet user within an organisation.

The product lists websites visited by employees, the time spent on them, search queries, instant messenger use, multi-media activity, and remote access connections.

The software also allows managers to print off statistic reports of internet use and access them electronically through a password-protected web page.

Kerio WinRoute Firewall 6.4 is priced at £229 for ten users and £285 with McAfee anti-virus software included for ten users.  It’s available now.



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