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Controlling Internet Access With SafeSquid |
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Source: linux.com - Posted by John P. Forman
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Content-filtering proxies restrict Internet access privileges for users or groups across an entire network. They must be able to block unwanted content through keyword, URL, DNS, MIME, and image filtering. They need to authenticate and log a user's Internet activity by monitoring and generating detailed reports of URLs accessed, and they must integrate antivirus or malware protection by accessing a reliable antivirus server. Fulfilling all these functions may be a lot to ask, but SafeSquid delivers on all counts.
Do you want to use an open source content-filtering proxy that has the capabilities of Squid with content filtering and content security? Check out its features in this informative article.
Read this full article at linux.com
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