Cyrus4160

Thanks both for your replies - very helpful comments

Our IT service providers have told me that compliance with KCSIE requires that all BYOD and visitor devices must have an iBoss certificate installed on them to access our network to ensure that internet usage is correctly filtered. This is problematic as many visitors don't have admin access to their devices and colleagues who use their own devices report that their access to the internet at home is also blocked by iBoss and are unhappy about the restrictions iBoss imposes on the personal use of their devices whilst at home e.g. extract from an email to one of our staff: Social media sites tend to get blocked, but it could include things like looking for holidays etc that you would normally do when searching for stuff at home. Also restricted to the same safe wording searching as well. So whilst it's nice to have a bit of protection, you may find it also restrictive for searching stuff that you would normally search for at home with no restrictions. Is this correct and is there a way around this that enables us to ensure that we remain compliant with KCSIE requirements on school sites? I'm not an IT specialist, so apologies if this is a real novice question!