The Special Events category is used to classify bandwidth-oriented content related to hot topics to help you manage event-related surges in Internet traffic. For example, the video pages offering live stream of the World Cup might generally appear in the Internet Radio and TV category, but be moved to the Special Events category during the World Cup Finals.

The Security category focuses on Internet sites containing malicious code, which can bypass virus-detection software programs.

Advanced Malware Command and Control (TRITON AP-WEB only)

Advanced Malware Payloads (TRITON AP-WEB only)

Custom-Encrypted Uploads (TRITON AP-WEB only)

Files Containing Passwords (TRITON AP-WEB only)

Potentially Exploited Documents (TRITON AP-WEB only)

The Productivity category focuses on preventing time-wasting behavior.

The Bandwidth category focuses on saving network bandwidth.

The Extended Protection category focuses on potentially malicious websites.

Dynamic DNS includes sites that mask their identity using Dynamic DNS services, often associated with advanced persistent threats.

Elevated Exposure contains sites that camouflage their true nature or identity, or that include elements suggesting latent malign intent.

Emerging Exploits holds sites found to be hosting known and potential exploit code.

Suspicious Content includes sites likely to contain little or no useful content.