The Silver Security Package includes the Bronze Package, a managed firewall service with weekly or monthly reports, and an additional Web Filtering Service and Secure Remote Access Solution for clients.

Supportspread Silver SME package includes a URL Web Filtering service specific, in conjunction with Supportspread specific client profiles can be designed to suit your requirements, and a complete secure remote access system to your current network using Checkpoint’s SecureRemote client.

This solution allows your remote workers weather they are 5 or 5000 + miles away working to securely access the company network.

• SecuRemote bundled for remote access for Remote Access workers
• Work securely from anywhere in the WORLD over low-cost lines, ADSL or Fibre.

Increase productivity
Personal Web surfing has become a significant cause of employee productivity loss. By limiting employee access to sites belonging to undesirable categories, you can prevent this problem.

Hold on to your business values
Some organisations are built around strong core values. These organisations are usually non-profit or religious, and have an interest in preventing any activity that may undermine those values.

In most cases, an organisation can enforce its Web filtering policy by publishing a set of rules for employees; however enforcing such written rules is not an easy task. In addition, a small business organisation usually does not have sufficient resources to invest in an enforcement solution and to keep the enforcement point database updated at all times.

A managed Web Filtering service represents a complete solution to these problems Supportspread provides this complete Service in the SME Silver Package.

1. Supportspread installs an uses a Web Filtering service via the centrally managed firewall.
2. Supportspread configures Web Filtering settings dependent on client’s specific requirements.
3. A managed firewall connects to Supportspread Central management portal over an Internet connection and is updated with the Web Filtering service options.

   All URL filtering is then controlled from a central location.

    

4. A client behind the gateway generates an HTTP request.
5. The firewall extracts the requested URL.
6. The firewall then sends a categorisation request for the URL to the Supportspread URL Filter.
7. The Supportspread URL Filter obtains the categories from the Web Filtering Server server.
8. The Supportspread URL Filter sends the category back to the clients firewall.
9. The firewall determines whether access to this site should be denied or permitted, based on the clients configured preferences.
10. If access to the site is denied, the gateway generates its own HTTP response, which informs the user that access has been denied and allows them to enter a password in order to override the URL filtering mode.
11. Note: URL filtering works for HTTP requests only.

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