Barracuda Web Filter - Model 310

Energize Updates:	1 Year3 Year5 Year
Instant Replacement:	Not Included1 Year3 Year5 Year

Model:  BAWFM310+EU1
Brand:  Barracuda

Availability:

In stock, immediate despatch

Model 310 Capacity:

• Throughput (Mb/sec): 10
• Web Cache Size: 10GB
• Concurrent Users: 200

For more information, please view the product data sheet.

The Barracuda Web Filter is a complete content filtering and application blocking solution designed to enforce acceptable Internet usage policies by blocking access to objectionable content and unauthorized Internet applications.   At the same time, the Barracuda Web Filter includes award-winning protection against Internet threats.

Comprehensive Content Filtering

The Barracuda Web Filter combines multiple techniques, including URL filtering, URL rewriting, and MIME type blocking to provide powerful control over policies covering Web site usage.  Capabilities include:

• URL filtering by content category.  You can define policies that restrict or allow Web sites based on their categorization.  The Barracuda Web Filter includes definitions for 58 content categories, including pornography, violence, hacking, sports, news, dating, and chat sites.
• URL filtering by domain name or URL pattern.  You can customize your content filtering policy to restrict certain Web sites, or look for specific patterns in Web site addresses.  Advanced administrators can specify URL patterns to block using the very powerful UNIX regular expression (regexp) syntax
• Image Safe Search integration (URL rewriting).  The Barracuda Web Filter takes advantage of the “safe search” content filtering capabilities built into image search engines, such as Google, Yahoo, and MSN.  If enabled, the Barracuda Web Filter Image Safe Search feature rewrites URLs for these image search engines to include the URL parameters that restrict display of objectionable content in cached image search results.
• File type blocking.  You can define policies to restrict downloading of files over the Web based on their MIME types.  For example, to block downloads of executables, you can block MIME type application/octet-stream.

These controls can be combined to govern Internet usage to increase productivity, reduce exposure to offensive material, and to prevent visits to sites that could compromise security.