Device Blocking

Device blocking is a process used to limit or restrict access to certain websites, applications, and services. It can be implemented for a variety of reasons, such as to protect children from viewing inappropriate content or to enforce workplace policies on the use of company devices. By blocking specific sites and applications, it allows users to have greater control over their online safety and security. The process can vary depending on the device type and settings but typically involves setting up rules that identify which sites are allowed or blocked from being accessed. In some cases, organizations may also require strong authentication measures such as passwords or two-factor authentication in order to gain access to certain sites or services. Ultimately, device blocking helps create a more secure environment by minimizing the risk of malicious actors taking advantage of unsecured access points.

Activity Monitoring