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Surf Doubler

  • 11/01/01

The latest versions of Vicomsoft's Internet Gateway and Surf Doubler include new features that add extra security and monitoring. The tools can be configured to limit or restrict access to the Internet for certain groups. For example, used at home, parents can configure the system so that different members of the family have different levels of access to surfing the Web. These access rights can be combined with Vicomsoft's CyberNOT content filtering subscription for more peace of mind. Vicomsoft, Kirkland, WA, (877) 732-5227, www.vicomsoft.com.

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