|  Network
Monitoring
Prevent
unauthorized computer behaviors and abuse on your network
Do
you suspect that your network users are abusing computers, stealing
or leaking proprietary network assets, or just wasting time? You are
not alone...
- 56.5%
of employees feel that surfing the Net or sending non-work-related E-mails
decreases productivity, and 31% of employers said that they restrict
employee Internet/E-mail usage. (Vault.com survey)
- 75%
of companies cited employees as a likely source of hacking attacks. (CSI/FBI,
2003)
- $4.5
billion losses per Fortune 500 company - Confidential surveys indicate
data theft losses are staggering, and as much as 80% of losses are
due to insiders.
(Computer Security Institute, 2001)
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31.2% of employees feel it is appropriate to surf non-work-related sites
up to 30 minutes a day, 14.8% said up to one hour is appropriate, and
9% said over an hour, while only 26.6% of employers feel it is appropriate
for employees to surf non-work-related sites up to 30 minutes, 8.6%
said up to one hour, and 4.2% said over an hour. (Vault.com
survey)
Our
network monitoring software can quickly detect and give you the evidence
you need to prove that your users are abusing network resources and
work time. Our network monitoring tools, such as NetVizor,
can operate in total stealth - defeating the built in Windows task
manager and popular spyware detection tools. These abilities mean you
will not have to worry about your users discovering you are monitoring
them - and even if you inform them they will still not be able to tell
how. Logs can even be stored in an encrypted format, so they can only
be viewed with our software.
Our
network monitoring software will log and record what your user
type, who they talk to, documents they open, transfer, and print, what
websites they visit, software titles they run, emails they send and
receive, and even screenshots of their actual online activities. Our
network monitoring software also features built in content filtering
tools to restrict your users from visiting inappropriate websites,
running restricted software, copying files to portable drives, or chatting
online. Email alerts can be sent when a user attempts to abuse
any of the restricted settings our software enforces. All logs can
be viewed remotely from a central location as well - no need to physically
visit each worker's computer.
Keep
your network protected and save money otherwise wasted by inefficient
and potentially malicious network users.
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Network
Enforcer
Centrally
Supervise, Restrict, and Respond to Unwanted
Network Behaviors in Real-time
Revolutionary,
first-of-its-kind network security software
that allows you to supervise,
monitor, restrict, and respond to unwanted
user behaviors on your network without
having to search through countless activity
logs.
From insecure keystroke phrases and
email attachments, to inappropriate
application, file, and website activity
- Network Enforcer invisibly
monitors, prevents, and controls unwanted
network user behaviors in real-time without
invading user privacy like traditional
activity recording and monitoring tools,
protecting your network security and
assets.
   
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Internet misuse at work is costing American corporations
more than $85 billion annually in lost productivity. (Websense,
2003)
70% of all Internet porn
traffic occurs during the nine-to-five workday. (SexTracker)
$4.5 billion losses per Fortune 500 company - Confidential surveys
indicate data theft losses are staggering, and as much as 80% of
losses are due to insiders.
(Computer Security Institute, 2001)
80 percent of companies reported that employees had abused Internet
privileges, such as downloading pornography or pirated software.
(CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security
Survey, 2003)
There are more than 43 million users of consumer IM at work.
(IDC, 2003)
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