Vispa Launches Parental Control
Posted: 08th Jun, 2005 By: MarkJ
ISP Vispa Internet has launched its new 'Parental Control' software, which is designed for broadband connected families and aimed at helping to keep children safe from unwanted content:
In a recent study conducted by LSE, published April 2005, found that from a sample audience of 2163 children aged between 9 and 17 and their parents, 58% of these had viewed Adult material, 31% had received sexual comments online, 46% of them has given out personal details (such as address, mobile details) and 33% had been bullied online.
The proliferation of indecent images of children being sexually abused has been a concern for many years. Whilst such images have, unfortunately always existed, internet technologies have allowed for a far wider dissemination of this content across the world.
The VPC Solution:
VPC Home Edition offers security and parental control for up to three computers in a broadband-connected home. It monitors and records chat rooms, blocks inappropriate web sites, provides anti-virus protection and logs just what software is being used and is very simple to use.
VPC Home Edition is considered an End Point software solution, which simply means a piece of software that physically resides at the end of a network - in this case, on your home computer at the end of a broadband connection. As the software is actually installed on your computer, it is ideally placed to constantly monitor all of the interaction between an end user with the computers processes & applications.
VPC acts as a guardian on your computer.
Key Features:
Web Site Blocking & Filtering
Computer Usage
Safe Internet Zones
Application/Software Usage
Instant Messaging Record & Monitor
Default Blocking Categories
Time Controls
Anti Virus
Email Protection
On Line Control Centre
Any Enabled Broadband Connection
For more information, or to start your 14 Days FREE no obligation trial, visit http://www.vispa.net/vpc-home.php
In a recent study conducted by LSE, published April 2005, found that from a sample audience of 2163 children aged between 9 and 17 and their parents, 58% of these had viewed Adult material, 31% had received sexual comments online, 46% of them has given out personal details (such as address, mobile details) and 33% had been bullied online.
The proliferation of indecent images of children being sexually abused has been a concern for many years. Whilst such images have, unfortunately always existed, internet technologies have allowed for a far wider dissemination of this content across the world.
The VPC Solution:
VPC Home Edition offers security and parental control for up to three computers in a broadband-connected home. It monitors and records chat rooms, blocks inappropriate web sites, provides anti-virus protection and logs just what software is being used and is very simple to use.
VPC Home Edition is considered an End Point software solution, which simply means a piece of software that physically resides at the end of a network - in this case, on your home computer at the end of a broadband connection. As the software is actually installed on your computer, it is ideally placed to constantly monitor all of the interaction between an end user with the computers processes & applications.
VPC acts as a guardian on your computer.
Key Features:
Web Site Blocking & Filtering
Computer Usage
Safe Internet Zones
Application/Software Usage
Instant Messaging Record & Monitor
Default Blocking Categories
Time Controls
Anti Virus
Email Protection
On Line Control Centre
Any Enabled Broadband Connection
For more information, or to start your 14 Days FREE no obligation trial, visit http://www.vispa.net/vpc-home.php
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