The Problem: Most school districts and educational institutions lack effective visibility to inappropriate content flowing across their networks. The result can be significant:

• Anonymous cyber-bullying via web-mail
• Students using their home PCs as a proxy
• Students being propositioned via IM sessions
• Students coordinating violent acts and gang activity
• Students purchasing “pre-written” term papers
• Loss of PII and compliance with FERPA, HIPAA, etc.
• Unnecessary lawsuits
• Loss of valuable bandwidth to peer-to-peer protocols
• Using the network to engage in hate activity
• And much more…

The Solution: With the Insider Risk Management offering by Nortel Networks, schools are able to intelligently analyze ALL Internet traffic and electronic attachments, and identify ONLY the pertinent content at risk. IT administrators can effectively monitor and analyze what is coming in to and out of their networks. Monitoring and analysis can be done across applications (ftp, web, smtp, instant messaging) and within attachments (.xls, .doc, .ppt, etc.).