Cold Turkey Blocker is free software that you can install on your system for web filtering. You can use it to block websites and applications installed on your ...
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DNSFilter today announced that the company was selected as the Web Filtering and Control Solution of the Year in the annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards. Conducted by ...
The developer of proxy software designed to defeat Web filters is offering Internet users $10 to install and run his application, as a way to raise its profile. Independent developer Bennett Haselton, ...
Microsoft Thursday said it was buying Web filtering software called DynaComm i:filter from FutureSoft. Microsoft also released a generally available beta of the next version of its firewall and VPN ...
Lenovo, the world’s fourth largest PC manufacturer, will comply with Chinese government demands that a controversial web filtering software be included on computers sold in that country. In its first ...
Sophos has released a Web filtering appliance for business users, one of several vendors adding the technology to their security product line-up. The WS1000 appliance, which sits at the gateway, is ...
A court challenge has even been filed by two professors in China, arguing that the requirement by the China government that a specific Web-filtering application be ...
Lightspeed Systems, which produces software used for website filtering in thousands of public schools across the U.S., says it will update its software to remove a filter that blocked websites with ...
But technical analyses of the software — developed by a previously unknown Chinese company — have shown embedded programs to filter out content the government deems politically ...
China's turnaround comes as public outcry over the Green Dam Web filtering software struck a nerve both inside and outside China. Last week, the Chinese government mandated that as of July 1, all PCs ...
SHANGHAI, Jan 7 (Reuters) - A U.S. software maker is suing China, several major PC makers and two Chinese software makers for $2.2 billion, accusing them of using stolen code in controversial Web ...
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