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Pearl Echo enables organizations to set user-level monitoring and
Internet access policies in a client-server, server-centric and
peer-to-peer computing environment. Pearl Echo Employee Internet Monitoring, Filtering, and Control software monitors each user’s web browsing,
file transfers, news, chat, e-mail and instant messaging. Pearl
Echo’s proven capabilities extend beyond standard Internet mail to
include management of Microsoft Exchange mail and Novell Groupwise.
Pearl Echo also monitors keywords and phrases to protect against
the dissemination of confidential information in web postings, blogs, im, e-mail and even in encoded e-mail attachments.
With a click of a mouse, Pearl Echo allows you to easily view
how much time users are spending online. For in-depth analysis,
Pearl Echo includes an enterprise-class report manager with a Quick-Link™
feature that automatically links to visited web sites and restores
all text from outbound and inbound e-mail, im and news group postings. The Pearl Echo
Report Manager consists of over seventy five standard reports that can
be customized and run interactively or be scheduled for automatic
generation and distribution based on your existing Directory users and groups.
Pearl Echo’s powerful Mobility Monitor™ accommodates
customers who are concerned about the continuity of their Internet
usage policies extending beyond the company’s internal network.
Pearl Echo also caters to thick or thin client workstations in a
Terminal Services and Citrix MetaFrame environment. Pear Echo’s
flexible design ensures simple
deployment yet can handle your most complex and evolving network
infrastructures.
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