Two versions Cerberian targets both businesses and home users and is available in two versions, Basic and Premium. If you're a business user, you can set different restrictions for different employees. These restrictions are grouped together in what the company calls an Internet Policy. The company supplies a template letter that you can send to employees. The letter directs them to install Cerberian's client.
Parents have a similar option and can set different policies for different children.
OK, Policy Violation, and Block. The most lenient is the OK setting, which allows free and unreported access to all categories. With Policy Violation selected, users can view the website content, but the program reports the visited site as a policy violation. Finally, a Block, as its name implies, won't allow access to the sites that fall under that particular category. Depending on the type of service you select, you can access Web-based charts and graphs for violations against your established Internet policy.