ALCASAR is a secured Internet Access Controller for private, public or corporate consultation networks. It authenticates and protects users' connections regardless of their equipment (PC, tablet, smartphone, game console, TV sets, etc.). It integrates several filtering mechanisms per user adapted to private needs (parental control and filtering of connected objects) or to internal charters and regulations (companies, associations, leisure and accommodation centers, schools, libraries, town halls, etc.). In France, it allows network managers to comply with the CPCE law. ALCASAR is compatible with the European device "WIFI4EU" which facilitates the deployment of Internet for local authorities.
It includes several filtering systems complying private needs (parental control, filtering of connected objects) or public needs (schools, vacation centers, companies, libraries, etc.). In France, ALCASAR allows people in charge of consultation network to meet the law.
Beyond these aspects, ALCASAR is used as a teaching aid for networks security training courses ('security of networks', 'control with legal and ethical aspects').
ALCASAR is an independent and free project (GPLv3). The developer team is managed by Richard Rey (rexy) and Franck Bouijoux (3abtux). This "ALCASAR team" consists of "senior" developers, "junior" developers, "Padawans", technic hotliners, writers and testers identifiable on the forum.
If you want to contribute or simply thank the project team, go to the page contribution.