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For inexperienced users,
complicated configuration is not necessary. CYBERsitter installs with
default settings that will provide exceptional filtering, performance, and
security.
For power users and system
administrators, CYBERsitter contains a wide array of features that allow
advanced control over filtering and security. The use of these features is
fully documented in the CYBERsitter help system.
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Filtering Options |
- Selectable blocking of
WWW, Newsgroups, Chat, Mail, Messaging programs.
- Detailed log file of
user violations.
- Control Internet access
by day and time.
- Add custom objectionable
sites and personal information.
- Add custom "Always
Allowable" sites.
- Allow access to ONLY
specified sites ("White List") if desired.
- Deny access to
specified TCP/IP
ports or port ranges.
- Ignore access to
specified TCP/IP
ports or port ranges.
- Automatic
"Repair" function to fix common problems quickly.
- Full proxy server
support including authentication.
- Daily activity reports
can be sent to parent or administrator by e-mail.
- User configurable
redirection options for blocked sites.
- Automatic update of
filter files performed secretly in the background.
- "Suspend"
feature suspends filtering for a user defined number of minutes.
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Security |
- Sophisticated security
and anti-tampering options.
- Logs unauthorized
attempts to access program.
- Logs attempts to hack
program or settings.
- User selectable stealth
options.
- Optionally disable
access to DOS prompt.
- Optionally disable
access to Network control panel applet.
- Optionally disable
access to Internet control panel applet.
- Optionally disable
registry editing.
- Optionally disable
access to the system time applet.
- Optionally exclude
selected user profiles from filtering.
- Automatic, internal time
synchronization with Internet time servers.
- Automatically disables
hacker programs that attempt to alter settings.
- Dynamic encryption of
sensitive settings defeats hacking attempts.
Notes:
- Some security options
listed above are not available on Windows NT/2000/XP systems, as the
operating system itself offers these options based on the users profile as
set up by the system administrator.
- Some security
options are not applicable to users running Windows Vista as they
are already built-in to the operating system.
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