Cyber Patrol Parental Controls 7.7 - Windows

The Internet lets your child explore the world within the safety of seat near your PC. Like the world, the Internet has a wide variety of places you may not want your child to see or witness. CyberPatrol Parental Controls 7.7 is the latest version of an important utili9ty Software package that lets you easily control what your child can access on your PC.

For over a decade, CyberPatrol has helped keep families safe online. As the use of the Internet has expanded, so has the Exposure to undesirable Web sites and the hidden dangers in chat rooms, e]mails and other Internet based programs and tools. The US Department of Justice reports that in a 12 month period 20 percent of kids surveyed received a sexual approach online. Access to the Internet can introduce new dangers and content that can negatively affect your family, school or business, and PC. CyberPatrol is specifically designed to help combat these threats and create a safe online environment. It has never been more important to make sure families are protected and there's no better way to do that than with CyberPatrol Parental Controls Software.

Protect up to 3 PCS with one license

Protect an unlimited number of users per PC

Block harmful websites and images

Restrict chat and instant messaging

Block downloads of games, music, images and videos

Limit or prevent access to programs

Protect against revealing Personal information online

Stop inappropriate language in chat & IM sessions

Protect against online predators and identity thieves

Manage time spent online or using programs

Monitor Internet activity

Customize filtering for each user

CyberPatrol’s Parental Controls software comes complete with an Online Safety Guide for Parents written by Linda Criddle, a recognized expert in online child safety. The guide features important information about how to make surfing the internet, participating in chat groups, and using other online tools safe and secure for kids. Linda is the author of the award winning 'Look Both Ways: help protect your family on the internet' published by Microsoft Press