IT Consultancy brings control to local networks and internet access

Do you know whatís running on your network? Well, David Capper does; the latest addition to Basildon-based IT consultancy Yellowspringís account management team.

Capper, who has over a decade of experience in the IT industry together with a degree in Business Information Systems, will be championing Yellowspringís roll-out of Total Traffic Control product to local companies.

Yellowspring will be working with companies to help them monitor everything going in and out of their local networks as well as everything running inside the network.

Capper, whose previous role involved recruitment within the IT industry, commented:

ìWith companies increasingly responsible for employeesí actions taken on their networks, there couldnít be a better time for managers to start looking at how to best control exchange of information, access to online information, not to mention protection against crippling viruses and copying of files.

ìStraight away, I can think of an industry that would benefit immediately from Total Traffic Control. Take those working within recruitment ñ it is all too easy for people to simply download vital company data onto removable devices such as memory sticks and MP3 players. With Total Traffic Control, this can all be avoided.î

Total Traffic Control is a discreet monitor on a companyís entire network and with a 99.98% protection from spam and unrivalled protection against viruses and hackers; it more than meets modern-day business demands.

It even has the capability to control traffic by prioritising bandwidth for different applications according to individual company requirements. Similarly, the same is true with web access ñ it allows for certain websites to be completely banned and for others to be accessed during set periods of the day.

Commenting on Davidís appointment, Managing Director, Paul Rolison said:

ìItís an exciting time for Yellowspring, especially with the introduction of Total Traffic Control. Itís an incredibly powerful way of taking complete control of the data that moves around a network and will undoubtedly be popular. I am sure that David will be key to its introduction to local companies and we welcome him on board.î