Large enterprises and nuclear laboratories aren’t the only organizations that need an Internet access policy and a means of enforcing it. My household has an Internet access policy, and the technique I’ve used to enforce it is applicable to almost any organization. In our case, I’m not too concerned about outside security threats. Our network is is behind a NAT router, and our Wi-Fi has a ridiculously ugly password.
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