Netsweeper: Inside The Sweeps
Protecting students, employees, and citizens from harmful online content is now more critical than ever. Netsweeper has been providing solutions to keep people safe online for over 20 years. Every month we'll be sharing insight into industry trends and new technologies to help our listeners make the best choices when it comes to implementing protection tools in their own environment. Whether you are responsible for implementing digital safety measures in a school, business, or across a country, the Inside The Sweeps podcast will be interesting for you!
Episodes
In this episode, Umair Ahmed hosts Netsweeper's Craig Butler and Beki Fowkes from emPSN to discuss the partnership between the two organisations.
emPSN are a not-for-profit in the UK delivering broadband and IT service to schools and local governments across the East Midlands. emPSN have been working with Netsweeper to provide schools with safe and secure connectivity for the past 15 years and in this episode, Craig and Beki tal...
Inside The Sweeps
Perry Roach joins me on the episode to discuss the important issues such as child exploitation and other illegal activities Netsweeper is trying to overcome to make the online world a safer place.
Listen to learn about Netsweeper's company history, its mission today, and the goals for the near future.
View recent Toronto Star article written by Perry Roach
Perry's Email: Perry.roach@netsweeper.com ...
Learn More About Netsweeper and Niagara Networks Joint Solution
Niagara Networks and Netsweeper join forces to solve challenges with unprecedented agile integration in a unified high-performance platform to enable full packet visibility and content control for carrier-grade environments. Niagara Networks’ serves as mediation layer visibility toolkit that captures all traffic of interest at any rate, from anywhere in the network, and...
Inside The Sweeps
Nick Levey joins us from the UK to discuss the emerging trends in safeguarding technology space, topics like march to the cloud. I also get to pick his brain about topics such as the need for schools to use technology to improve student mental health in times of increasing uncertainty and added pressures of at-home working.
Host: Umair Ahmed (Product Marketing Specialist)
Email: (umair.ahmed@netsweeper.com)
Guest:...
Inside The Sweeps- Business Edition
Mike Chambers stops by to discuss the importance of businesses and organizations implementing web filtering to protect themselves and their employees online.
Host: Umair Ahmed (Product Marketing Specialist)
Email: (umair.ahmed@netsweeper.com)
Guest: Mike Chambers (Business Category Manager)
Email: (mike.chambers@netsweeper.com)
We...
Debut Episode of Inside The Sweeps- Education Edition.
Netsweeper's Product Manager, Chris Garstin, and I discuss
web filtering in schools, some key tips for ensuring student safety, and how Netsweeper plays a role in safeguarding students.
Host: Umair Ahmed (Product Marketing Specialist)
Guest: Chris Garstin (Product Manager)
Email: (umair.ahmed@netsweeper.com)
Website: (https://www.netsweeper.com/education)
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