CurrentWare Suite includes the following solutions: Internet Access Control, Internet Usage Monitoring, Endpoint Security and Power Management Solutions

BrowseControl

Internet Restriction Solution

Control Internet Access
Block games and programs
Schedule Internet policies
Block ports and file types

BrowseReporter

Internet Monitoring Solution

Track Internet activity
Automated Email Reports
Bandwidth Monitoring
Remote Screen Capture

AccessPatrol

Endpoint Security Solution

Control Device Access
Centralized Security Console
Access Security Level
Admin device white list

enPowerManager

Power Management Solution

Conserve Energy Usage
Remote shutdown / restart
Schedule energy policies
Reduce energy cost

CurrentWare Suite Features

Block Internet Access

BrowseControl enables you to decide where and when students or employees can access the Internet. From the Console, you can enable and disable Internet access instantly.

Power Management

enPowerManager gives you the ability to remotely control the power functions of your workstation. You can shutdown the computers after hour from a remote location.

Terminal Server Compatibility

CurrentWare supports a Terminal Server environment. Internet access of thin clients can be administered by installing the new CurrentWare Server/Console and the CurrentWare Client on the Terminal Server.

Track and Report on Internet Activity

Monitor web browsing activity on a per employee or per computer basis. Generate comprehensive tabular/graphical reports.

Protect Your Data

Restrict leakage of proprietary data to vulnerable endpoints such as USBs, CD/DVD, iPods, MP3s, BlueTooth, external hard drive and etc. with minimal administration.

Scheduler

Specify the time ranges when the Internet restriction is controlled, Internet activities are collected, endpoints are restricted and manage power policies.

Our Customers

“Since implementing BrowseControl, Sans Souci Girls’ High School has experienced better grade averages; more responsible Internet usage by the students, lower unnecessary internet usage and more focused students.”

SAN SOUCI HIGH SCHOOL