In the table below, you will find descriptions of how some of our customers have used Bess® filtering solutions to successfully filter their users' Internet access:

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Brigham Young University	BYU's Web usage policy is governed not only by the necessity of keeping out distracting Web content, but also by the religious foundation of the university. Every student must sign and comply with the university and church's Honor Code. To facilitate adherence to the code, and also to create a more positive work environment for university staff, BYU decided early on to enforce policy through technology.
Connecticut Education Network	The state of Connecticut IT department's first experience with Bess was when officials originally put it in place at several vocational technical high schools. That experience showed them the advantages Bess had over other filtering products. So when Sheri DeVaux and her IT team were charged with building the Connecticut Education Network (a huge undertaking), choosing a filtering product was easy. "Bess works out really well for us," says DeVaux.
Craven County School District	One of the first school districts in North Carolina to do a district-wide implementation of Web filtering, the Craven County School District now deploys Bess® Web filtering solution from Secure Computing® to all 22 schools throughout the district.
Giant Campus	The Internet is a big part of Giant Campus, and a central focus of the Cybercamps. "Our kids are creating their own Web sites," said Kat Fitzgerald, National Director of Programs at Giant Campus. As such, they use the Internet every day. It was important for Giant Campus to protect their children as they use the Net as part of their daily life at Cybercamps.
Indian Prairie School District 204	Indian Prairie has been using Bess since 1998, and currently deploys the Web filtering solution to 9,000 computers and over 30,000 students and staff throughout the district's 32 schools. When it came time for their most recent renewal, Indian Prairie once again chose Bess over several competitors.
Sylacauga City School District	Sylacauga's students, at all grade levels, have made excellent use of the Internet as a learning tool. But with that resource come responsibilities. "We had no clue as to what our students were looking at." The district's Web usage policy set out guidelines as to what the Internet could be used for, but teachers soon discovered that enforcing that policy could not be done simply by looking over students' shoulders. Technology would have to be used. Enter Bess® - Sylacauga checked with all of the other schools in the area, and found that Bess is the most highly recommended and most often used by neighboring schools throughout the state. Sylacauga deployed Bess Web filtering from Secure Computing in all the district's schools.

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