Content Filtering for Libraries

Libraries are now diverse resource centres used by many people; from children to senior citizens. A library offers far more than books and is an important service within any community.

The increasing use of the Internet in public libraries has been accompanied by the adoption of systems to control and monitor access to ensure that only appropriate content reaches the library computers.

Libraries often offer free access to the Internet for the general public, which essentially means the people who use the service are anonymous, and therefore have the potential to use the resource inappropriately and without alerting library administrators.

CensorNet offers a straightforward solution for any library wishing to adopt a web filtering system to stop inappropriate content from being accessed by guests (anonymous or authenticated) in the library. This also mitigates risk from introducing viruses and other suspect material to the library computer systems.

To learn more about how CensorNet can help your library, please click here to talk to a representative.