The most popular question our support engineers get is "How can I keep end-users from accessing Facebook on my company's network connections?"

While there are various ways to do this in Kerio Control UTM, the most straightforward is to create a content filtering rule:

When Sandy Griffin, Chief Engineer at Jacobs Media, which runs three commercial radio stations in Atlanta, received a quote for $1,400 simply to upgrade to the latest version of their Bell South telecommunications system, he knew it was time for a change.

Roman heads the Kerio Control team and we talked about his experiences running the team and making Kerio Control IPv6 compatible.

You've lead the Kerio Control team for more than a year. What do you spend your time on?
I'm researching features in our backlog. That's how I spent most of my time. The second part of my job is the day-to-day management of the Kerio Control UTM team. And third, if I have time, I still code.

Roman, the Kerio Control team lead, discusses why complexity should never work against users of security software.

In my last post I talked about the great year that Kerio experienced in 2013. In this post, I'll look ahead into 2014 and talk about some of our upcoming product and marketing plans that will help make 2014 another banner year for our community of customers, partners and employees.