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| “The Network Composer pinpointed PCs that had been infected with viruses and spyware, giving IS administrators the ability to clean the machines and increase the efficiency of its bandwidth use.” |
| Information Services Supervisor; City of Davenport |
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Libraries
Better Internet Performance
Public Internet access PCs and wireless connectivity leave your Internet connection exposed to bandwidth hogs. Because of its ease-of-use and budget-fitting price Network Composer is the proven leader in delivering bandwidth management controls for libraries. Cymphonix makes it easy for libraries to control how much bandwidth is allocated to groups of users, applications and even websites.
Segment Your Network: Separate your staff's Internet resources from public PCs and wireless - so you always have the fast connection you need.
Reserve Bandwidth for Research: Don't let the patrons that are doing real research online suffer. With Network Composer you can easily provide research-focused websites and applications the bandwidth they need.
Limit the Impact of Recreational Browsing: Limit the bandwidth available to resource-consuming sites like YouTube and MySpace so they can't impact important traffic. Network Composer can control resource-consuming sites and applications so that they slow down when more important traffic needs to pass through.
Stop Spyware Infections - and Easily Clean Infected Machines: Network Composer blocks spyware before it can be downloaded onto your equipment and cleans PCs with just one click!
CIPA Compliant: Network Composer also makes you CIPA compliant - providing you with full content filtering capabilities for underage patrons. With one click you can easily protect patrons from objectionable content.
So whether you're trying to overcome the frustrations of the 3:15pm crowd or simply securing your network from threats, Network Composer provides you with all the capabilities you need to control your Internet connection.
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