Web-filtering on ASA5512X

Hi,
I want to know that how we can achieve web-filtering in ASA5512-X having 9.1(2).
Can we do web-filtering by configuration or some module ?
Regards,
Rahul Chhabra
Network Engineer
Spooster IT Services

The right way to do it is by using the FirePOWER sw-module. But limited filtering is also possible with the L7-inspection which is build into the ASA.

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