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Bloxx Datasheet
This datasheet gives you an overview of the Bloxx web filter and how it can help you block and control web content.
Web Filtering Product Datasheets
Each product datasheet provides an overview of the appliance, network suitability and Bloxx technology.
| TVT-100 Datasheet | For under 100 PCs | UK US |
|---|---|---|
| TVT-250 Datasheet | For 100-250 PCs | UK US |
| TVT-500 Datasheet | For 250-500 PCs | UK US |
| TVT-1250 Datasheet | For 500-1250 PCs | UK US |
| TVT-1750 Datasheet | For 1250-1750 PCs | UK US |
| TVT-2500 Datasheet | For 1750-2500 PCs | UK US |
| Impresa-3 Datasheet | For very large networks | UK US |
What's Tru-View Technology?
Find out exactly what Bloxx Tru-View Technology does and why it's part of the third generation of web filtering technology.
Bloxx Reporting Tool
The Bloxx web filtering appliance includes a reporting tool as standard, which lets you quickly and easily pull reports on user internet activity on your network.
- Bloxx Reporting Tool UK
Bloxx High Availability Options
Availabile on TVT-500 models and above, Bloxx offers high availability options, described in more detail in this document.
- Bloxx High Availability Options UK
Analyst Reports
Butler/Datamonitor Technology Audit
The Butler/Datamonitor Analyst Group audit Bloxx Tru-View Technology to analyse its Tru-View Technology offering.
Whitepapers
Social Networking in the Business World: A Strategic Approach
Abstract
Is an outright ban on workplace social networking a good idea? Or should companies be more calculated in their points of view and look at how the negative effects social networking has on a company’s bottom line can actually turn positive if management adopts a more strategic policy than has been common in the past.
There are certainly good reasons to suppose that unfettered employee access to social network sites can cost your company dearly, and we will discuss some of these reasons in this white paper. But there are also good reasons for thinking that certain types of social networking can benefit many companies a great deal.
Does it have to be all or nothing? We think not, and the purpose of this paper is to explain how employers can manage employee social networking in a way that significantly reduces the negatives and maximises the positives. The strategy combines employee education, well thought out Acceptable Use Policies (AUPs), and—critically—effective, discriminating Web filtering technology.
Understanding Web Filtering Technologies
Abstract
The Internet is now a huge resource of information and plays an increasingly important role in business and education. However, without adequate controls in place, organisations are likely to be faced with a broad range of issues. These range from excessive personal use of the Internet during business impacting staff productivity to legal risks if users access inappropriate content.
This has led to the emergence of web filtering products, which organisations can deploy to enable proactive management of Internet access for users.
This whitepaper discusses some of the technology options available for web filtering and reviews the benefits and limitations of each.
Productivity, Internet Abuse, and How to Improve One by Eliminating the Other
Abstract
The Web can be an incredible business tool—and a potential threat. The change that the Internet has and will continue to produce in the world marketplace—and in life in general—is certainly comparable to revolutionary innovations in the past, such as the introduction of automobiles or even the printing press.
This white paper, however, will not focus on Internet highlights, but on some of the considerable downsides—and how to eliminate them. Specifically, we will discuss the effect of Internet abuse on employee productivity, which is huge and not fully appreciated. We will then examine the best strategies and technologies to combat abuse so that organizations can enhance the Internet as a tool and remove its potential as a productivity curse.
Anonymous Proxy: A Growing Trend in Internet Abuse, and How to Defeat it
Abstract
Anonymous proxies are an unseen threat—a student’s or employee’s backdoor to malicious or productivity-sapping sites on the Internet. If your URL filtering solution relies on the old-school URL database/keyword approach, your ship is leaking and you may not see the holes.
With hundreds of new proxy sites created each day, traditional URL filtering just can’t keep up, even when supplemented by standard keyword analysis. What follows is a primer on the problems, the sizable costs and time drain for IT professionals, and a discussion of an effective third-generation solution that goes far beyond the traditional strategy.
Guide to Web Access Management
What are the legal implications of Web Filtering? How can I be sure that I am compliant and protected? The Guide to Web Access Management in the UK will set you on the right path.
- Guide to Web Access Management UK
Factsheets
Why do I need an Internet filtering solution?
This paper provides you with the answers to why an Internet filtering solution is essential to your organisation.
Anonymous Proxies
Why should you be worried about Anonymous Proxies? Find out why using these guides.
