Internet monitoring

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It is vague and purpose reliant. Used for commerce, security, hacking and as implyed by Netcraft as a community for tracking and blocking known reported phish sites.


Internet monitoring provides comprehensive Internet usage report for any type of enterprise organization and reports on exceptionally large volumes of network device logs, while offering ease-of-use and minimal cost of ownership. Internet monitoring solutions are designed to help organizations comply with regulatory mandates and minimize Internet usage risks.

Monitoring provides:

  • Assure regulatory compliance
  • Minimize legal exposure and maximize employee productivity
  • Monitor and audit network security events
  • Reduce bandwidth waste and improve quality of service
  • Maximize performance and reduce reporting TCO
  • Regain Control of Your Network


Today, IT managers responsible for providing reliable Internet connectivity for these applications, but many are legally required to provide a complete audit trail of their use. Increasingly, inappropriate and unmonitored Internet use can expose organizations to a number of costly risks, including legal liability, network security breaches, reduced network service levels, diminished employee productivity and adverse publicity.

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