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33 days ago by CDWMessaging Architects' M+Guardian Protects Novell's Email Infrastructure Worldwide
Novell, Inc. delivers the best engineered, most interoperable Linux platform as well as a portfolio of integrated IT management software that helps customers around the world reduce cost, complexity, and risk. The Novell GroupWise collaboration system has highly intensive activity. More than one million email messages enter the system on a daily basis. Just like most other large enterprises, more than 90 percent of these incoming messages are either spam or contain a virus and need to be rejected before they have a chance to bog down the email system. The M+Guardian deployment at Novell followed the organization's strict IT procedures for such implementations.
79 days ago by Messaging ArchitectsLeading UK Marketing Communications Group Ensures Unimpeded Collaboration and Successful Protection Against Spam With M+Guardian
Part of the Cello market research and consulting group, Tangible was formed in early 2008 from the merger of seven creative design, advertising, and PR companies. The challenge was to roll-out a flexible, yet secure anti-spam and anti-virus solution for GroupWise in a Mac environment. To secure their GroupWise environment, the Tangible Group has been using M+Guardian from Messaging Architects for almost two years. Prior to M+Guardian's implementation, the IT Department employed a couple of other products. These proved unsuccessful either because they exposed the email system to security vulnerabilities or were received negatively by end users.
79 days ago by Messaging ArchitectsThree Ways to Prevent Insider Risk Within Your SCCM-Managed Environment
With great advantages come great responsibilities. As the advances in USB devices have made them invaluable to most business users' workday processes, they have also exposed organizations to three enormous risks: data loss, data theft and malware propagation. Learn how removable device policy enforcement can prevent these risks while enabling managed use of these necessary productivity toolsÂseamlessly within your Microsoft® System Center Configuration Manager-managed environment.
79 days ago by LumensionThree Ways to Prevent USB Insecurity in Your Enterprise
With great advantages come great responsibilities. As the advances in USB devices have made them invaluable to most business users' workday processes, they have also exposed their organizations to three enormous risks: data loss, data theft and malware propagation. Learn how removable device policy enforcement can mitigate these risks while enabling managed use of these necessary productivity tools.
79 days ago by LumensionNot All Malware Detection is Created Equal
The internet is now the number-one conduit for infecting users with malware. Sophos detects a new infected web page every few seconds. This white paper outlines the terms you need to know and the steps you should take to stay safe.
94 days ago by SophosESET Case Study: Westwood One Tunes in ESET
Westwood One is a large provider of network radio programming and one of the largest domestic providers of traffic information in the U.S. It was looking for a company to support older legacy systems. The culmination of that Internet research resulted in a discovery of ESET NOD23 Antivirus. Westwood One brought it in for testing and ultimately made the purchase.
101 days ago by EsetPanda Security Case Study: Macomb County Community Mental Health (MCCMH)
MCCMH's staff requires online access to the applications and information on the organization's network throughout their working day. Network access disruptions caused by Web-borne threats seriously hinder staff productivity. MCCMH needed a security product that would keep the organization's IT infrastructure, users and patient information safe without slowing down the systems to the point or rendering it unusable. While MCCMH was well aware that its existing security systems were not catching all the Internet-borne threats, the advanced nature of modern day malware is so sophisticated that users rarely notice a compromised system without the aid of a thorough and effective antivirus.
139 days ago by Panda SecurityESET Case Study: San Diego Gastroenterology Medical Associates
San Diego based Gastroenterology Medical Associates was founded in 1977 with two internal medicine doctors. It wasn't until 2004 that SDGMA's computers got connected to the Internet, so its antivirus history has been fairly brief. It decided to add ESET NOD32 Antivirus into its evaluation of new products. After comparing speed, performance and even licensing policies, SDGMA ultimately decided on ESET.
172 days ago by Eset
