Effective, Affordable and Hassle-Free Email Security
Originally developed in 1999 as an Exchange Spam Filter, Mailprotector helped pioneer the managed email security industry. Since then the Mailprotector Email Security service has grown into a complete managed security suite protecting ALL email hardware and software platforms (Exchange, Groupwise, IMail, SmarterMail, Sendmail, qMail, Merak and all others) from outside the network perimeter. Mailprotector provides uninterrupted virus and vulnerability scanning, anti-spam and phishing filtering, email attack and email backup protection, and even internet security to more than 3,000 organizations on six continents.
Mailprotector is a completely managed, rapidly deployable service. As a Mailprotector customer you will no longer have the hassle of installing spam filters, updating or maintaining software and costly licenses. Perhaps most of all, you won't have the burden of trying to stay ahead of the increasingly sophisticated email villains that never stop fighting your attempts to filter spam. We do it all for you!
So, what do you get with Mailprotector Email Security?
Anti-Spam & Phishing Filtering
Mailprotector's email spam filter Heuristics engines alone consist of over 60 tests that contain over 100,000 active pattern matching algorithms updated hundreds of times each day. In addition, we are constantly adapting to new spamming techniques as we add new email spam filter tests and modify old ones.
Virus & Worm Protection
Forget about purchasing expensive server-level anti-virus software. Mailprotector handles vulnerability detection, expert decoding, and complete anti-virus scanning and detection on all messages.
Vulnerability Analysis
Vulnerabilities are security weaknesses or flaws in a program. Mailprotector is one of the very few Email Security Applications on the market today that includes this vital level of protection.
Attack Protection
Our external systems act as an application layer firewall that protects your email server from denial of service attacks, dictionary harvest attacks, and email server vulnerabilities.
