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Browse All TopicsGreetings,
We have a pretty standard corporate Internet usage policy prohibiting the usual non-work related surfing activities. I have ten firewalls around the company which we use to help implement the policy. My problem is that every time a new piece of freeware comes to my attention, I have to research it then go to all 10 firewalls and plug it up.
Can anyone point me to a resource that would have a comprehensive list of the most commonly blocked sites/services and how to block them? (i.e. Kaaza, Hotbar, Weather Bug, GoToMyPC, AIM, etc...) so I can do a comprehensive update all at once.
I not trying to block every adult site nor install any filter services or management tools... I'm just looking for a list.
Thanks,
Afrosonic.
BTW We're using SonicWall
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