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sponsored by M86 Security UK
Posted:  27 Oct 2009
Published:  01 Sep 2009
Format:  PDF
Length:  4   Page(s)
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
Employees who use them can bypass your IT security to reach web pages that are usually restricted by your web policy. This free white paper explores how education and policy enforcement can help prevent the threat posed by proxy anonymizers.

In this white paper you will find out how to:

  • increase productivity
  • improve network performance
  • reduce legal liability
  • deploy a comprehensive approach to Web filtering & reporting
This white paper looks at how to go beyond a basic URL-based filtering solution and block Anonymous Proxies including stopping HTTPS, blocking inappropriate images and proxy pattern blocking.




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