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Delivered through thecloud, Securly provides both in-school and take-home filtering through the sameadmin console.Zero-touch filtering of1:1 take home Chromebooks using a Chrome extension that takes seconds todeploy. No proxying. No SSL certificates.Support for anyheterogeneous mix of 1:1 devices including iPads, Windows, Macs, andAndroid/Nexus tablets.Location based policiesfor take-home 1:1 devices when the devices are off school premises.Securly's cloudarchitecture consists of a core policy engine that can be deployed either as aDNS-service, Proxy, or plugin. This means, for in-school filtering, admins canuse a DNS forwarder setting and have the entire district be setup for in-schoolfiltering in under 5-minutes. For take-home Chromebooks, our Chrome Web Storeplugin can be pushed down for ubiquitous coverage within 60 seconds. Likewise,for iPads, Windows, Macs, and other devices, you can use the MDM of your choiceto push down Proxy PAC file or DNS settings within minutes. All of thesedevices are then policed by the same central cloud-based policing enginethrough a unified admin console. Safe Search and YouTube:Admins can optionallyenforce the safety-mode on Google, Bing and Yahoo search engines. For YouTube,schools can have an open but safe environment where videos flagged by theYouTube community are filtered out.Search Engines likeGoogle, Yahoo and Bing and Social media sites like YouTube have become necessarytools of instruction in the 21th century classroom. These are often the firstplaces a student would go to while researching a class project. However, as aneducator, you are all too aware of the perils that unfiltered access to thesetools can bring. An innocuous search term can end up as a major classroomdistraction. Securly forces on safety mode in Google, Yahoo, Bing and YouTube.Any attempts to turn off safety mode will be intercepted and blocked bySecurly. On top of the safety-modes of these sites, we use our own dictionaryof unsafe keywords to determine if a search should be allowed or not. Further,we also block a long list of other unsafe search engines and social mediasites. School Focused Filter Categories:Handpicked categoriesthat make sense for Schools. Admins are not overwhelmed by enterprisecategories such as Radio, Television, Humor! Per User Policies:Through the GApps SingleSign On, Securly provides policies mapped to individual Organizational Units. Granular White & Black Lists:White and Black lists canbe created for entire district, individual schools or even individual OrgUnits. Whitelist-only Mode:Admins can createwhitelisted environments for certain Org Units (e.g. for online tests orelementary students) for added security. Safe Social Media:Securly filters outunsafe pages social media sites such as blogs and wikipedia.Social media sites by-definition contain user-uploadedcontent. This content can frequently be uncurated and therefore inappropriatefor safe use in schools. Nevertheless, educators feel compelled to introducestudents to the power of tools such as Wikipedia and blogging services (Tumblr,Weebly etc). Securly allows admins to block individual pages on such siteswhile allowing the rest of the site. We use a list of 1000s of low noisekeywords to look for unsafe pages on such sites. Google Apps forEducation Integration:Securly allows GAfE based SSO and per-OrgUnit policies.Securly was the first filter to provide Single Sign On usingGoogle Apps for Education accounts. Schools using Active Directory or LDAPbased directories can use the free Google Apps Directory Sync (GADS) tool toget onto GAfE. Students, teachers and admins are administered policiescustomized for their Organizational Units and the login is based on their GAfEaccounts. Teacher CentricFeatures:Admins can allow teachers to temporarily or permanentlywhitelist individual sites as exceptions to an entire blocked category.Teachers occassionally run into useful websites blocked by anotherwise inappropriate category. For example, a teacher may want to demoblogging using Tumblr in the classroom. Instead of having to ask the admin tounblock Tumblr, if the admin has allowed teacher whitelisting for that OrgUnit, the teacher can simply whitelist the site herself. The teachers whitelistthe site for the entire school this way. The admin can configure whether suchwhitelist should be temporary or permanent. Further, admins always see an auditlog of which teacher whitelisted what site for accountability.For more in-depth details you can visit us at http://www.securly.com/