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Should I Block or Monitor at Work?

Posted by Mike Archer on Thursday, May 31, 2012, In : internet monitoring 

Businesses today are faced with a dilemma. How do they maintain a positive culture in their working environment while maintaining productivity and profits in their business?

Internet access is seen as a ‘right’ for many folk these days and businesses are often unaware of the potential lost productivity unmanaged internet access amounts to.

WebSafety NZ Owner, Dean Stewart says that around 70% of staff spend around 1.5hrs surfing non-work related sites outside of break times. “Take...


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Top 6 Places Staff Surf Online When Not Working

Posted by Mike Archer on Sunday, November 20, 2011, In : internet monitoring 


Identifying when staff are using the internet for excessive personal use can be difficult. Businesses take various approaches in managing internet usage in the workplace. Some can apply rigid restrictions while others may choose to block a handful of sites such as www.trademe.co.nz and www.facebook.com 

Most businesses take the approach that a small amount of personal surfing is a...


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5 Internet Monitoring Tactics for Parents

Posted by Mike Archer on Wednesday, September 7, 2011, In : internet monitoring 


In March and April, Knowledge Networks asked 535 pairs of parents and their teens a number of questions about Internet use. The results were interesting:

  • 28% of teens believe their parents are not checking their Web browsing history. But of these teens, 41% of their parents say they are in fact checking it.

  • 49% of teens say they don’t know if their parents are monitoring their Internet browsing. Of these, 66% of their parents say they are monitoring them.

  • 64% of parents say they moni...

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Parents Need To change Their Minidset

Posted by WebSafety NZ on Sunday, September 26, 2010, In : internet monitoring 
As a parent, we want the best for our children. We want our kids to grow up in a healthy environment. We protect our children from harm, shield them from dangers, and make sure they are looked after when we are not around.

 So why do we not apply the same principles when it comes to the internet? Statistics show that only a third of parents have any form of Parental Control software on their home computers.

 Is it because parents are unaware of such software? Or is it because parents think they...
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Taking Responsibility Around Internet Access Is Not Spying

Posted by WebSafety NZ on Friday, September 3, 2010, In : internet monitoring 
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Parents may sometimes feel that installing parental control software on a computer their children use to access the internet is intrusive.  They may feel that having to purchase software that records everything typed on the computer, as well as recording screen shots of internet sites visited is spying.

As a parent, you are responsible for your child's safety. Many parents now drop and fetch their children from school, because there is the...

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