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Content Controller

  • 02/01/05

Roving Planet’s Content Controller (www.rovingplanet.com) is a new automated wireless LAN software module that helps K-12 schools and libraries better comply with Child Information Protection Act regulations by blocking access to unacceptable Internet content. It is offered as an integrated module to Roving Planet’s scalable wireless LAN management and security software suite. The module uses artificial intelligence to provide quick recognition and blocking of unacceptable content. The application also can be deployed at the network core and at each individual WLAN site to filter content for both wired and wireless network users.

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