GFI MailDefense Suite 1
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GFI Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$257.6 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 175.87 MB |
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GFI MailDefense Suite is an anti-virus, anti-spam & anti-phishing package for Exchange server that comprises the no.1 leading anti-spam software GFI MailEssentials (80K+ customers) and the no.1 multiple anti-virus engine product GFI MailSecurity (30K+ customers). Email is a primary means of communication but it is also used to commit fraud, sell products and services and cause damage to networks. Dealing with the huge amount of junk email hitting mail servers and email threats such as viruses and malware can be a nightmare. An effective way to do so would be to install GFI MailDefense Suite, comprising two of GFI’s award-winning solutions, to filter spam, stop viruses and malware in a single downloadable package. It makes use of multiple technologies, such as Bayesian filtering to remove spam and up to five anti-virus engines to clean email of viruses. It is easy to install, configure and run while it ships at a price that is the lowest on the market. GFI MailDefense offers the highest spam detection rate (over 98%) and very low rate of false positives. It supports the industry leading messaging platforms including Microsoft Exchange 2000, 2003, 2007 and Lotus Domino. If you are looking for a holistic way to handle spam and viruses, then GFI MailDefense is the right tool, at the right price, for you.
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