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ESET Introduces Malware Protection for Enterprise and SMB Linux Environments

ESET Unveils Three New Linux for Enterprise and SMB Network Environments
By Linux News Desk
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November 23, 2007 01:00 PM EST
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ESET unveiled three new Linux solutions for enterprise and SMB network environments. The new Gateway, File and Mail solutions are built on the company’s ESET NOD32 Antivirus scanning engine and provide Linux users with the highest level of malware protection with little impact on network performance. ADAOX Middle East will promote the new solution in the Middle East

region through its offices and reseller network.

Built upon ESET’s powerful ThreatSense® technology for proactive malware identification, these products feature an unprecedented scanning speed and detection rate. The small footprint and fast performance make the solutions optimally suited for the challenging environment of systems with heavy network traffic, and the solutions can be used in unison or separately to meet the specific needs of organizations of all sizes and configurations.

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