What is it?

Indigo Scape is an Internet Management and Security Software System for Microsoft Windows® platforms. Indigo Scape features sophisticated Internet Filtering, Content Control, Acceptable Use Policies and Reporting allowing you to Monitor, Control and Restrict Access to all resources on the Internet.

Do I need to change my Computer or Operating System?

No, Indigo Scape does not require expensive upgrades to existing hardware or software and is designed to fit in with your current infrastructure with a straightforward installation and setup.

Does it work on a Network?

Yes, It can be used on standalone computers including laptops and/or across networks LAN, WAN and Wireless.

Can I install it on a Windows NT Domain?

Yes, but the Domain Computers may require local Administrator privileges. To do this add the Domain Users Group to the local Administrators Group.

What do I need for Remote Access?

Indigo Scape Remote Access requires Professional or Enterprise products be installed on Client Computers for Remote Connections from Indigo Scape Enterprise. Enterprise product has Remote Access Terminal only. Firewall rules must also be configured to allow Remote Access Ports.

Will it work for me?

Yes, Indigo Scape software is designed to protect and secure public and private industry, small business and home users computers and IT systems by restricting Internet access and enforcing acceptable use policies.

Malicious computer users and Internet misconduct costs businesses billions every year. Indigo Scape security software saves costs and secures computers, networks and data by providing unique and absolute security coverage.

What is Internet Filtering?

Internet Filtering enables Websites to be blocked thus preventing any harm or distress if they contain inappropriate content. The Domains / URL's Users are allowed to Access from the Indigo Scape Browser and what level of Access is required to view them can be setup through Approved and Banned Websites.

The Approved Websites contains a list of Websites that are considered as Acceptable for use or viewing or Approved on the basis of their content.

Banned Websites are a list of Websites that may be considered as harmful, illegal, offensive or detrimental for viewing. Access to Banned Websites can be blocked Globally or on a per User basis.

What is Content Filtering?

Content Filtering enables web pages to be analysed for content which may be deemed inappropriate. The page can then be prevented from being shown to the user thus preventing any harm or distress.

What are Acceptable Use Policies?

Organizations can easily enforce policies for acceptable use of the Internet through Acceptable Usage Policies. Usage Policies can be applied to Users and Websites to control access and usage to various times of the day and/or on specific days. User accounts can also be locked out after violating a Usage Policy.

What is a Web Feed?

A feed, also known as RSS feed, XML feed, syndicated content, or web feed, is frequently updated content published by a website. It is usually used for news and blog Websites, but can also be used for distributing other types of digital content, including pictures, audio, or video.

What does RSS mean?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, and is used to describe the technology used in creating feeds.