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BlackDog's Internet Security Links
Protect Your Kids On The Net
Below are links to internet security sites with software designed to help parents monitor
activity on the internet. These links are provided for informational purposes only.
BlackDog does not like one program over any other.
Click the paw-print buttons to reach each link. A new web browser window should open. To
return to BlackDog, close the new browser window.
Internet Access Filters
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Cyber Patrol
Provides parents, teachers, day care
professionals - anyone who is responsible for children's
access to the Internet - with the tools they will need to
get a handle on an area which can be very dangerous for
kids.
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Cyber Snoop
Cyber Snoop is a monitoring software product which allows parents, educators,
and employers to supervise Internet use and to protect themselves and
their users from common dangers and abuses.
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CYBERsitter
CYBERsitter gives parents the ability to limit their children's access to objectionable
material on the Internet. Parents can choose to block, block and log, or simply alert
them when access is attempted to these areas. Password protected, CYBERsitter is easy to
deactivate or reconfigure by the parent, and virtually impossible for the child to detect
or defeat.
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Net Nanny
Net Nanny allows you to monitor, screen
and block access to anything residing on, or running in,
out or through your PC, online or off. It's two-way
screening in real-time. You determine what is screened
with the help of a site list which can be downloaded
free. Net Nanny allows you to deal with: WWW URLs, News
Groups, IRC Channels, FTPs, E-mail, Non-Internet BBSs,
Words, Phrases, Personal Information (address, credit
card no. etc.) It's a complete Internet and PC management
tool. Runs with all the major online providers too.
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MoM
MoM is a new program you can download and try for free.
At home or in the office - on or off the world wide web, use MoM to check-up on what
your computer is really used for and to keep an automatic "backup" of the web pages,
programs, and documents as they appeared on your screen. MoM may also be set to frustrate
someone if they bring up "blocked" www sites on YOUR computer, such as XXX sites.
The full-feature version costs $29.99 (license fee as of 2009) and is packed
with options.
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Neighborhood Predator Alert
This is not an internet security program. Rather, from this website, you
can learn who are the dangrous people in your neighborhood. Since Megan's law
was passed it is required by law for all sexual offenders to register with their
local police department. Unfortunately, budgetary restraints make it almost
impossible for this vital information to be passed out to each parent in every
community. The National Alert Registry (NAR) was designed to bring this
information directly to you. By conducting a zip code search you can learn
whether a sexual offender has moved into your community. The free service tells you how
many are in your area; the complete pay service provides you with complete profiles of the sexual offenders.
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