Briefing.com and Firewalls

Please be aware that firewalls, either personal or corporate, can interfere with the functionality of Briefing.com.

• Within most personal firewall applications there is usually a preferences setting that allows you to configure Briefing.com as a trusted site or zone, letting your browser accept all Briefing.com content.
   
• Some firewalls also block automatic refreshing of web pages that are essential for our Live Headlines and Live In Play^® pages as well as other Briefing.com content.
   
• Ad blocking or content filtering software may also interfere with Briefing.com content.
   
• Your network administrator should know that our site must have cookies and JavaScript allowed and/or enabled in order to function correctly. We only need port 80 (HTTP), and Port 443 (HTTPS) "allowed." Port 443 (HTTPS) is only used on our secure sign-up page.

Below are instructions for configuring three main types of firewalls in order to access Briefing.com content. If your firewall is not listed below, please consult your firewall company’s website for further information.

Zone Alarm Security Suite

McAfee