CyberPatrol SiteSURV Web Filtering

"Manage Internet Access for Businesses, Schools & Libraries"


You probably realize the importance of safeguarding your organization’s computers against inappropriate Internet use. However, you may be reluctant to purchase more hardware for your computer or buy another monitoring software program that costs an arm and a leg.

Introducing SiteSURV from CyberPatrol
Fortunately, there is a way to get the protection you need for your computers without a lot of extra expense or hassles. SiteSURV from CyberPatrol is web filter program that is Internet-based, eliminating the need for hardware and requiring only minimal software installation. SiteSURV is the most cost-effective web filter for multiple computers, whether your school, business or library contains 5 computers or 50.

Easy Online Management
Because SiteSURV is web-based, it’s easier to manage than other types of web filters. The online control panel allows you to manage all your computers from one remote location without the need to install user application software or hardware. It also works with Macs as well as PCs.

Block or Allow Up to 44 Website Categories
Site SURV allows you to totally customize your Internet options by choosing up to 44 site categories to block or allow. You can also create your own blocked category profile for further customization and web filtering, as well as multiple profiles so you can change from one profile to another as needed. You’ll be able to upload your own customized site list, which you can update whenever you wish.

Support Every Step of the Way
Although Site SURV is easy-to-install and use, we realize you may need a little help with an Internet filter, especially in the beginning. You’ll have complete access to the CyberPatrol support team to help answer any installation or usage questions you may have along the way. And because your purchase comes with a 30-day unconditional money back guarantee, you can take SiteSURV for a test drive with no risk involved.

Control Panel - Manage from any PC with Internet Access
• No user application software or hardware required
• Manage all activity remotely
• Covers all PCs on up to four access points (router, PC, server)
• Create different block and allow profiles for each access point

Control Internet Content - Block or Allow Up to 44 Categories of Web Sites
• Choose normally blocked categories or allowed categories.
• Create a custom blocked category profile based on your organization's needs and policies
• Create multiple profiles and change to a different profile at any time

Managing Internet Usage - Create Your Own List of Blocked and Allowed Sites
• Easily add sites you always want blocked or allowed
• Upload your own custom list of sites
• Custom lists override system settings

Monitor and Graph Number of Sites Accessed vs. Blocked Site Attempts
• Easy to read graphs compares web access activity against attempts to view blocked sites
• Reports 30 days of activity
• Report data easily saved on CSV (comma separated) format

How CyberPatrol SiteSURV Web Filtering Works

Most home and small business computers access the Internet through a router or some other device that is connected to the Internet. A good example is the wireless router used at home. It connects all computers sharing a single ’access point’ to the Internet. CyberPatrol's Business Web filtering is a service that works with routers and other types of access points to monitor and filter Internet access. Every computer that accesses the Internet through a common router, PC, or server is protected.

Since this is a service, it requires no software installation on the PCs located behind the access point. Any PC that can normally access the Internet is filtered, including MAC and PCs.

In a normal installation, the access point connects PCs directly to the Internet. In CyberPatrol’s filtering mode, the access point called the Domain Name System (DNS) is changed to point to CyberPatrol’s filtering servers instead of the Internet. The filtering server looks at all Internet web site requests and compares them to our list of categorized web sites to determine if the site you want is a good site (allowed) or an undesirable site (blocked). Allowed sites are processed as if you were going directly to the Internet. Blocked sites are stopped and not allowed to be viewed. Instead, a page is displayed notifying you that the site has been blocked by CyberPatrol.