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Email Spam and Virus Protection-
This managed service offers protection with 99% spam detection rates, 100% protection
from email borne viruses, image scanning and protection from "denial of service" attacks.
It is a fully managed 24/7 service, hosted on the Internet and requiring limited
or no IT maintenance and no software or hardware to be installed, configured
or maintained. Emails are scanned and processed in accordance with the user's
spam policy which may be modified to suit the organization's overall security
policy.
Subscription Based Solution-
As we mention often, network security is a moving target. You need to partner with someone who eats, sleeps and breathes security. InterGate Policy Manager modules are available on a subscription basis. You get regular updates, without having to go through the process of a buying decision and procurement. The database of web sites is updated every day. Other services such as protocol management are updated as soon as new threat patterns emerge. Email spam and virus controls are offered as a managed service, so you need to do absolutely nothing to stay ahead of current threats. You may wish to keep abreast of these developments, but if your primary responsibilities in your organization keep you away from the security front for days at a time, you can rest assured that your security updates will continue.
The true cost of spam-
For just pennies per day per user, you can enjoy protection and peace of mind
in the key areas where your organization is at risk. Compare this with the
cost of spam alone. The cost of spam can reach $120,000 per year for a 1000
person company, according to some estimates. 75% of all corporate email is
spam. Just clearing spam messages is likely costing you more in lost productivity
than than a full InterGate Policy Manager licence for your whole network. Just
spam. We have not even put a price tag on virus removal, network down time,
legal liabilities, loss of data or the damage to your brand image when your
customers find out what happened. Isn't it time we had a talk?
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