Watchdog Launches Hosted Filtering Services in Australia |
Launch Of Watchdog Solutions In Australia Provides Business Opportunities For ISPs Under New Filtering RulesSydney, 16 December 2009: Watchdog International Ltd has launched its hosted Watchdog suite of filtered Internet services to support Australia’s ± 800 ISPs in their moves to comply with the new Internet filtering rules announced yesterday by the Federal Government. The Hosted Watchdog Services (HWS) are the first cost-effective, cloud-based ISP filtering systems available in Australia. ISPs can filter their customers’ connections without having to install expensive equipment within their own networks. Peter Mancer, founder and managing director of Watchdog International Ltd, explained the benefits of HWS: “Traditional hosted filtering uses proxy servers to filter all ISP traffic, travelling both ways through the cloud. That requires big pipes. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 February 2011 12:11 )
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Child Abuse Material Blocked from Over 2,000 UK Wide Area Networks |
CI-Net first customer for Watchdog International’s new UK office Secure and resilient Wide Area Networks specialist, CI-Net, has implemented an affordable filtering service that will block access to websites containing child sexual abuse images. The service, provided by Watchdog International, is based on NetClean WhiteBox technology. CI-Net is the first customer for Watchdog International’s new UK office and will be deploying Watchdog International’s filtering across its network. The company will benefit from a cost effective, one size fits all, blocking and filtering service which does not require extensive internal management resources. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 December 2009 16:39 )
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New Watchdog UK Office LaunchedNew Office Promotes Blocking of Child Sexual Abuses Images by UK Broadband Companies  In a drive to help ISPs in the UK to block access to known images of child sexual abuse, New Zealand based specialist Watchdog International has opened its first office in the Northern Hemisphere. The office will be headed by Internet regulatory affairs expert Peter Milford. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 25 March 2011 10:30 )
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Exetel Conducts Live Trial Using NetClean WhiteBox Technology in Australia |
Exetel Trials NetClean ‘blacklist’ Filtering Technology from Watchdog International. Watchdog International Ltd Press Release Tuesday 5th May 2009 – Auckland, New Zealand Independently of the Australian Government ISP Content Filtering Trial, Exetel has undertaken testing by linking up to the externally hosted blacklist filtering service offered by Watchdog International Ltd.
Exetel, a mid sized ISP, has successfully tested the filtering technology outside of the Australian Government Content Filtering Pilot so that they can be prepared in the event that the government mandates blacklist filtering.
Trialing the technology has allowed Exetel engineers and system administrators to understand the technology, see how easy it is to implement, see it in action, and allow customers to determine first hand the impact of the NetClean WhiteBox hosted filtering solution.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 February 2011 10:59 )
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Talk Internet Protects Customers from Child Abuse Material |
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NEWS RELEASE- 4th February 2009 Any UK ISP can now implement an affordable system that blocks their users' access to websites containing child sexual abuse images (CSAI). The system, provided by Watchdog International, is called NetClean WhiteBox. Watchdog International, a global Internet filtering specialist organisation is making the NetClean WhiteBox available to all UK ISPs. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 25 March 2011 12:34 )
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