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Hello Experts - I am planning to replace our web filtering service next year and wanted to get some ideas and opinions on what works for you. &nbsp;We're currently using Websense which I've never been a big fan of. &nbsp;I'd like a solution that does a good job of clearly reporting web activity that can be easily understood by non-technical managers and helps prevent users from accessing sites that they shouldn't, preferably with an easy to use interface. &nbsp;Please let me know what you think, thanks!
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Hello Experts - I am planning to replace our web filtering service next year and wanted to get some ideas and opinions on what works for you.  We're currently using Websense which I've never been a big fan of.  I'd like a solution that does a good job of clearly reporting web activity that can be easily understood by non-technical managers and helps prevent users from accessing sites that they shouldn't, preferably with an easy to use interface.  Please let me know what you think, thanks!

Replacement for Websense web filtering

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