Pinpoint and eradicate digital threats

May 2005 Information Security

Synaq, a Managed Linux Services company, is pleased to announce the availability of its managed e-mail security solution, Pinpoint Securemail, to the local market. This flexible solution, built on Open Source Software and Technologies, takes over where existing first generation e-mail security solutions fail and has the capacity to safeguard networks from the ever-more sophisticated online communication threats.

Pinpoint Securemail is based on an intricate e-mail filtering system utilising thousands of different Spam checks, multiple concurrent anti-virus engines and three layers of phishing protection. All in-bound e-mails are directed through Pinpoint's data centre clusters and filtered for spam, phishing attempts and viruses. Unsolicited mail, viruses and other potential threats are immediately sent to quarantine.

Pinpoint eliminates all e-mail borne threats outside of your company's network perimeter, significantly reduces cost of ownership because it requires no additional hardware or software to implement or hands-on skills base to maintain and configure. It prevents threats while managing availability and performance.

For more information contact Yossi Hasson, Synaq, 011 895 8800, info@synaq.com

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