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| Secure Computing Introduces Secure Web Reporter Secure Computing announces the availability of Secure Web Reporter, a reporting solution that provides instantaneous views of important Web activity, focusing on security, compliance monitoring and performance assessment. Built for maximising the value of information available in both Secure Web (formerly known as Webwasher) appliances and Secure Web SmartFilter, Secure Web Reporter gives organisations the tools they need to understand today's Web traffic quickly and easily. Available in both premium and basic versions, Secure Web Reporter enables organisations to easily identify trends, investigate potential problems, analyse security threats, and use this information to modify and enforce their security policies. Secure Computing's Secure Web Reporter combines real-time views of an enterprise's Web events and activities with powerful off-line processing that scales to quickly process volumes of data and meet large enterprise reporting demands. Web Reporter displays a variety of useful and timely information, ranging from desktops likely infected with spyware to data about Web surfing activity, malware blocked at the gateway, downloading activity and more. The Premium version of Secure Web Reporter offers customers additional reporting capabilities and functionality, including: • Delegated Reporting: Enables enterprises to reduce the burden on IT resources by distributing reporting responsibilities across the organization. Customers can allow or restrict access to specific data, enabling various IT administrators and department managers to share reporting responsibilities. • Advanced Reporting: Powerful advanced reporting capabilities enable organisations to configure highly detailed, custom reports to help identify trends and issues. Additionally, IT administrators can combine multiple queries into a single report or dashboard view, providing detailed and specific reporting results. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |