Internet based web site filtering for home & small business, blocking the content you choose.
Content filtering is commonly used at home and by organisations such as offices and schools to prevent computer users from viewing inappropriate web sites or content, or as a pre-emptive security measure to prevent access of known and now, unknown malware hosts. Cloud-Filter provides real-time detection and blocking of Malware and Spyware before they get to your computer or network. Protect your infrastructure by utilising Cloud-Filter's advanced prevention methods. As new threats emerge we have the ability to detect and block the content giving you piece of mind and ensuring your family, your business and you are safe online.
 




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Cloud-Filter Services
Anti-Malware Protection
Browser Attack Protection
Web Reputation Scoring
Custom URL Filtering
Application Control (P2P, IM, Streaming Media)

Cloud-Filter for Home & Business
Select from 61 categories to block
Additional blacklists & whitelists
Create your own BLOCKED page
Uses the Cloud-Filter proxy service
Requires fixed IP or Dynamic DNS name
From £6.99 per user per year

Malware/Spyware protection
Blocks access to Malware or Spyware infected websites using Cloud-Filter remote. Utilises the Web Pulse
cloud. Runs as a Windows service
From £4.99

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How does it work?

Cloud-Filter and Cloud-Filter Remote utilise the a Web Pulse cloud service that uses a large community watch grid of web gateway appliances and remote users to detect malware in both popular and unrated sites, adding a second layer of protection in addition to anti-virus on the desktop or laptop.

 


Custom URL Filtering
 60+ unique categories
Realtime content rating
Protects against Bots, Trojans, Phishing Attacks
Fully managed service
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NEWS: Legitimate websites are a growing frontier for malware attacks with over ten million pages affected every year.

Security start-up Dasient claimed the threat has risen as more people create their own websites and blogs without proper built-in security protocols. Anyone opening an infected page could have the malware downloaded to their computer without even realising it. "There's a real and present danger of the web being seriously compromised," said Dasient co-founder Neil Daswani. "This emerging threat is becoming very real and is already affecting millions and millions of websites. 30,000 web pages are affected every day according to the likes of Microsoft and the security firm Sophos," said Mr Daswani who was a senior security engineer at Google.
     
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