web
Review: SurfControl Web Filter
SurfControl is, arguably, the granddaddy of the web content filtering class. Supplied as software, this product requires its own server platform running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and SQLServer. Its straightforward drag-and-drop rules engine makes policy creation easy. However, deployment, setup, and configuration were a bit more demanding than for similar products.
Mar 5 2007 12:00AM
Security
Buzz takes on Web giants
Asian firm targets MSN, Yahoo, AOL and Skype.
Feb 20 2007 8:59AM
Software
Review: BARRACUDA WEB FILTER
This product was one of the two best of those we reviewed. It is solid, easy to use and well documented. The Barracuda Web Filter blocks access to websites based on content, content category, domain or URL. Supplied as an appliance, this is an attractive proposition for the enterprise market, designed for simple administration and high throughput.
Feb 12 2007 5:00AM
Security
Review: WEBSENSE WEB SECURITY 6.3
Websense is a venerable player in the web content filtering arena and this year's entry was no exception to its record of solid products. The Web Security Suite 6.3 is a collection of capabilities in a single software package that addresses most challenges of internet access from the enterprise. The product requires its own server and runs in several operating environments, including Windows and Linux.
Feb 12 2007 12:00AM
Security
The security implications of Web 2.0
A car that has less options has fewer things that can break. Power steering, power locks, power seats, seat warmers, and the myriad of other car features provide a better experience, but they also have more items that require maintenance.
Feb 9 2007 7:15AM
Security
Comment: The Web 2.0 long tail
Lies, damned lies, blogs and wikis.
Jan 29 2007 9:54AM
Software
