Safe enterprise Web browsing: Five tips in five minutes

Given the fact that nearly every employee spends their working hours at a computer, it is reasonable to expect that many spend part of their day browsing the Web. Learn how to control what your clients can view, get up-to-speed on Web-based security threats and limit their internet accessibility.

Safe Web browsing in the enterprise

  Tip 1: Controlling Web surfing with Content Advisor
  Tip 2: Researching antivirus, e-mail and Web security products
  Tip 3: Limiting user access to the Internet
  Tip 4: Blocking Web anonymizers in the enterprise
  Tip 5: Limiting access to Web sites with IE's Content Advisor

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