Internet behavior management software is software that manages Internet behavior, including search engines, application usage, chat content, etc., which can improve employee work efficiency and prevent virus intrusion.
1. Website/application interception: With a powerful website/application library, it can enable interception for things that have nothing to do with work, block risky online behaviors, and ensure network security.
2. Website whitelist: You can set a whitelist for visiting websites, which will not affect normal use.
3. VPN interception: VPN is a virtual private network. Employees can be prevented from accessing external networks, reducing system-level risks.
4. Search engine: record employees' Internet access.
5. U disk management: set U disk usage permissions and generate usage records.
6. Real-time desktop: All bound terminal computer desktops can be viewed in real time, and the progress bar can be dragged to avoid missing key information.
Internet behavior management software can effectively reduce the invasion of viruses. In the Internet age, enterprises have also stepped into the network office, and the way employees have changed a lot and become more convenient. However, this also brings network security risks to enterprises. Enterprises often face virus intrusion, malicious plug-ins, and Trojan horses. and other malicious programs. The protection of terminal security by the online behavior management software can effectively reduce the intrusion of viruses and ensure the security of enterprise equipment.
This software cannot completely avoid virus intrusion. To effectively prevent the invasion of ransomware virus, in addition to installing online behavior management software, you also need to do the following:
1. Enhance employees' awareness of network security and improve their ability to identify and avoid malicious links.
2. Regularly update the operating system, applications and security software to ensure that security patches are applied in a timely manner.
3. Establish a data backup mechanism, regularly back up important data, and store the backup in an offline device to prevent the backup data from being infected by ransomware.
4. Restrict employees from downloading and installing unapproved apps, especially from untrusted sources.