Internet Content Adaptation Protocol

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See ICAP/4 for the computer program.

Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP) is a lightweight HTTP based protocol designed to off-load specific content to dedicated servers. ICAP is generally used in proxy servers to integrate with third party products like antivirus software, malicious content scanners and URL filters.

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