The Web Filtering solution is an industry-leading solution within Internet
Solutions ’ data centres. The Web Filter solution can proactively monitor, control and restrict user browsing permissions , saving valuable bandwidth and boosting staff productivity. The Web Filtering environment resides within Internet Solutions ’ hosting facilities, and is built with highest levels of redundancy to provide a robust, cloud-based
Web Filtering solution.
SOLUTION FEATURES
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Fortiguard URL Filtering Appliance
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Monitor browsing trends
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Authentication integration with Domain
Controller
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Web Filtering reports via IS Customerzone
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Billions of categorised web sites
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Backup of URL Filtering configuration & data logs
SOLUTION BENEFITS
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Full support and proactive management
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Authentication Integration
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Block unwanted web browsing content
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Potential bandwidth savings
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Economies of Scale
HOW IT WORKS
The Web Filtering solution is deployed within Internet Solutions ’ data centres and is connected to the clients’ WAN via a MPLS connection. The solution can provide integrated authentication with an onsite domain controller to provide customised browsing policies to specific lines of business within the organisation. The Web Filtering solution provides high levels of user browsing control, with the ability to block over one billion categorised websites, allowing IT managers to en force the organisation’s acceptable usage policy.
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REPORTING
Reporting is a fundamental part of a filtering solution. The ability to see what content is being browsed over a shared internet connection can help in reducing potentially “wasted” bandwidth. The IS Web Filter solution gives you, as an administrator, deep insight into revealing reports. Each report is specifically complied to show the most valuable information regarding your organisations web browsing trends.
Note:
This service will only link into the domain controller if the user is not hid den by an onsite firewall or proxy server. Should this be the case, a companywide “blanket policy” can be applied. LDAP authentication requires that all users exist under one base DN (Distinguished Name).
In the event that the access line is not already o n the MPLS network an indoor line transfer would be required.
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