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Our simple employee monitoring and security solutions will protect your business. CurrentWare's robust data loss prevention features and user activity monitoring tools will protect your sensitive data. Block unauthorized USB devices in order to prevent data theft. Proactively block high-risk sites, monitor computer activity, and more. CurrentWare's internet monitoring and filtering software for the workplace prevents misuse of the internet. You can easily restrict internet access, track employee web surfing and enforce your internet policies. Use CurrentWare remote workforce management software, regardless of where your employees work, to improve their productivity and security. CurrentWare allows you to monitor remote employee internet use, block websites and restrict USBs, even when the PC is disconnected from your network. CurrentWare's web filtering and computer monitoring for schools can ensure student safety, whether on-campus or at home.

AccessPatrol is a data loss prevention and USB device control software for preventing data leakage to removable media devices, cloud services, and other data egress ponts. With AccessPatrol you can restrict a variety of peripherals including USB portable storage devices, optical media, Bluetooth, WiFi, FireWire, and cell phones. USB device access permissions can be set to Allow, Read Only, or Blocked. Peripheral devices can be identified based on Vendor ID, Serial Number, and PNP Device ID. Specific USBs, External Hard drives, Imaging devices, and portable devices can be added to an Allowed List to enforce the exclusive use of company-approved devices.

BrowseReporter is an employee and computer monitoring software for tracking employee computer activity. It is the ideal tool for enforcing acceptable use policies and protecting your network against unwanted computer activities. BrowseReporter captures the websites your employees visit and the applications they use. It includes a reporting utility for generating tabular and graphical user activity reports.