Monday, May 12, 2008
Internet Security On Facebook
PCSecurityShield is sponsoring a Facebook group called Internet Security. This Facebook group will open up a platform for open exchange of internet security questions and ideas.
Visit the Facebook Internet Security Group. ¶ 8:02 AM 0 Comments
Visit the Facebook Internet Security Group. ¶ 8:02 AM 0 Comments
Thursday, May 8, 2008
New Product Release - Parental Control 5.0 Adds To PCSecurityShield's Line if Security Software
Delray Beach, FL (PRWEB) April 29, 2008 -- PCSecurityShield, an Internet security company once again partnered with a top-technology provider to bring its customers the best in Internet security products. This time that product is an advanced content recognition application designed to keep kids safe on the Web.
According to a recent poll by the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, many parents feel that the Internet poses more of a threat to children than school violence, STDs, abuse and neglect do. With Internet-facilitated kidnappings making headlines, parents are more worried than ever. PCSecurityShield has partnered with PureSight to do something about that.
Powered by PureSight's technology, PCSecurityShield's new Parent Control 5.0 is an active content recognition application. When running on a child's PC the software filters out specific websites based on tagged categories, a blacklist of websites and a network static list.
"We are delighted that PCSecurityShield has become one of our OEM partners," said Nick Outteridge, VP of Business Development for PureSight. "This has provided an opportunity to for PCSS to expand its portfolio of Internet security products into the child protection market, an area that we both recognize as vitally important if today's children are to grow up 'on line' and 'safe.'"
"As part of our commitment to providing the highest quality security software, we have partnered with one of the top companies in the content recognition field",say Arthur Frischman, President of PCSecurityShield, "Puresight brings the top parental control software technology to our valued customers."
Because PCSecurityShield is dedicated to providing comprehensive Internet security products to its customers, it was only natural that a parental control application be added to its software lineup. Now, in addition to keeping their computers and files safe, customers can use PCSecurityShield's software to keep their children safe as well. ¶ 8:24 AM 0 Comments
According to a recent poll by the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, many parents feel that the Internet poses more of a threat to children than school violence, STDs, abuse and neglect do. With Internet-facilitated kidnappings making headlines, parents are more worried than ever. PCSecurityShield has partnered with PureSight to do something about that.
Powered by PureSight's technology, PCSecurityShield's new Parent Control 5.0 is an active content recognition application. When running on a child's PC the software filters out specific websites based on tagged categories, a blacklist of websites and a network static list.
"We are delighted that PCSecurityShield has become one of our OEM partners," said Nick Outteridge, VP of Business Development for PureSight. "This has provided an opportunity to for PCSS to expand its portfolio of Internet security products into the child protection market, an area that we both recognize as vitally important if today's children are to grow up 'on line' and 'safe.'"
"As part of our commitment to providing the highest quality security software, we have partnered with one of the top companies in the content recognition field",say Arthur Frischman, President of PCSecurityShield, "Puresight brings the top parental control software technology to our valued customers."
Because PCSecurityShield is dedicated to providing comprehensive Internet security products to its customers, it was only natural that a parental control application be added to its software lineup. Now, in addition to keeping their computers and files safe, customers can use PCSecurityShield's software to keep their children safe as well. ¶ 8:24 AM 0 Comments
