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Software as a service is a new way to deliver the benefits of software painlessly – no installation, no additional support software, no new hardware, no training. SaaS (also called hosted or on-demand services) makes it simple to deploy and manage new software solutions for your entire network. The LivePrism instant message filter is one of the easiest to use and most effective instant message filters because of the simplicity and advantage of hosted services:
- Easy configuration. LivePrism has a web-based console which simplifies configuring the instant message filter. The web-based instant message filter console centralizes configuration; there is a single resource for the entire network, even if it is a wide-area network, involves different IM applications, or has other network complexity.
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- Low maintenance. There is no software to install or hardware to maintain. Instant message filter Software and hardware updates are done by St. Bernard, completely invisible to customers. There is no risk from problems and no time lost in performing updates.
- More features. LivePrism is dedicated to filtering. The instant message filter combines the best technologies available, plus including other tools like archiving, logging, and reporting.
- Consistent filtering rules. LivePrism instant message filter monitors chats for your entire network through a single configuration. This applies filtering consistently and immediately to every user on every computer on the network instead of trying to maintain locally installed software on individual computers.
- Redundancy and failover protection. LivePrism instant message filter software has four data centers with load-balanced servers for filtering, archiving, and logging, so the service never goes down. Archives and logs are always accessible; the instant message filter is always in effect.
Deploying LivePrism to filter instant message chats on your network only takes two steps:
- Make a simple change to your DNS configuration.
- Set up instant message filter groups and users, which restrict protocols, file transfers, and make content rules.
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