CIPA

Children’s Internet Protection Act

The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) requires K–12 schools and libraries in the United States that provide internet access to implement policies and controls that block or filter harmful or inappropriate content, helping ensure a safe and secure online environment for minors.

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Security Solutions That Align with CIPA Requirements

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Domain and Web Filtering for Safe Internet Access

Domain and web filtering stops unsafe connections before content is delivered, limiting exposure to phishing, malware, and inappropriate sites. By controlling access at the earliest point, schools can enforce acceptable use rules across devices and locations, supporting safer online learning without added complexity.

Block Phishing Attacks and Malicious Connections

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Gain Visibility and Protect Student Endpoints

CIPA compliance requires more than basic prevention. With AI-powered EDR, schools can continuously monitor activity, detect emerging threats, and respond quickly to protect student devices and maintain a safe digital learning environment.

Protect Your Endpoints

 

Simplifying Security to Meet Today’s Higher Education Risks

Between increasing cyber insurance requirements and a need for technologies that align with identity protection and zero trust adoption, Newman University knew they had to take a different security approach.

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Security Built for Safe, Accountable Access

Meeting federal online safety requirements demands consistent policy enforcement and clear visibility across the network. Centralized security controls help manage content access, apply acceptable use rules, and provide documented oversight for audits, without increasing operational complexity for IT teams.

Take Complete Control of Network Environments

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Layered Protection for Safe Internet Use

As online risk continues to evolve, layered security services add proactive protection beyond traffic control alone. By combining content controls, threat detection, and continuous monitoring, organizations can identify and stop unsafe activity earlier, strengthen acceptable use enforcement, and better protect users across dynamic environments.

Get Proactive About Stopping Malware

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