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File Audit Facility™ (FAF) is an innovative solution for identifying pornographic images, web pages, and videos stored on Windows-based computers. FAF can be used to audit computers for inappropriate usage and unauthorized files storage. The FAF is a Plug and Play device that connects to the USB port. Once the detection software is activated, files are scanned and a report of illicit images and videos is generated. FAF is a self-contained solution and no software is loaded on the target computer. A full report of images detected can be saved on the USB drive later review. |
Problems Addressed Pornography in the workplace comes from various sources like internet, email, CD-ROM, and other portable devices. It persists as a growing problem for many employers, thus lowering productivity and leading to sexual harassment claims and other lawsuits. FAF makes the audit process invisible to employees thereby enabling managers to monitor asset usage and effectively eliminate pornography from being stored or transmitted throughout the organization.
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Benefits FAF has the following benefits:
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Easy to Use To use FAF simply insert FAF into the USB port of any PC or laptop, launch the application, select the type of files to scan and FAF will produce an incident report within minutes. |
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Scan Files on any Drive FAF allows you to select the drive or folder in which to start your scan. You can also scan drives or folders on other PC's in your network. |
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Detect Adult Content FAF detects and reports adult content found in image, video and html files. All common file formats are scanned or you can chose to analyze every file regardless of file extension. FAF also detects and reports all music files found helping to identify unauthorized file storage. |
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Incident Reports FAF provides detailed records of each incidence of pornographic or music file detected, including Date Created and Date Last Accessed. The incident report can be viewed immediately after the scan or can be saved in html format for review at a later time on another computer. Reports can be saved to the Guardware's FAF USB drive or any drive of your choice using the Browse feature. |
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Efficient Auditing FAF is a self contained solution and no software is loaded on the target computer. This makes the audit process invisible to employees, enables managers to monitor asset usage, and effectively eliminates pornography from being stored or transmitted throughout the organization. |
FAF takes a unique approach to identifying potentially offensive Internet images and preventing them from being displayed while you surf the Internet. FAF uses a few processes to protect you before any image is displayed on your PC.
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Advanced Image Analysis FAF captures the active window at regular intervals and extracts the images and text to analyze. Digital image processing determines if an image is potentially pornographic. Our innovative technology analyzes images with Skin Tone Detection, Texture Detection, Edge Detection, Mass Detection, Limb Detection, Face Detection. |
Decision Process Neural network technology uses the results of the image analysis and the text on the screen to decide if an image is offensive. |
Image Blocking FAF records suspected images and triggers your selected action, to warn or stop user from viewing pornography. |
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Text Analysis FAF’s text analysis process uses a classifier that was developed using the Bayesian Network algorithm and implemented in FAF as a method of recognising words/phrases considered in the context of other words/phrases. This analysing technique is more accurate compared to the common simplistic keyword approach implemented in most filters and it supports Arabic, Thai, Russian, French and German. |
Webpage Analysis FAF scans the metadata and examines text in the Title, Keywords and Description field of a webpage header. It checks the website’s internet rating labels from reputable content rating body such as RSACi, SafeSurf and PICS amongst others and does an analysis of text, images, links and structure of any visited websites. |
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