September 19, 2001—Websense and Inktomi have just teamed up to enable Websense’s employee Internet management (EIM) software to work with Inktomi-powered caching appliances available from Compaq, Dell, F5 Networks, and Hewlett-Packard. Websense says that customers will receive high-performance filtering and caching capabilities available on powerful, turnkey server appliances.
The integration of Websense’s adaptable EIM filtering software and Inktomi-powered caching appliances enables enterprises and government agencies to accelerate Web content to users, while managing all content according to the organization’s particular Internet access policy. Websense’s EIM filtering software can be customized to manage employee Internet use at companies of all sizes, from small firms to global corporations. With this highly scalable solution, Websense says that organizations benefit from enhanced end-user productivity and network efficiency. For more information visit Websense.
