Network security and data protection specialist SonicWall is aiming its Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2.0 at small and midsize businesses, to help them protect themselves against spam and malicious code.
CASS 2.0 is integrated with the company’s Unified Threat Management Firewalls and can be deployed over existing SonicWall appliances as well. The updated version features one-click deployment, personal configuration and compatibility with existing firewalls.
The CASS features inbound anti-spam, anti-phishing, anti-malware, GRID IP reputation, advanced content management, denial of service prevention, full quarantine and customisable per-user junk summaries.
Advanced Reputation Management (ARM) utilises Sender IP Reputation to drop junk email at the connection level – including spam, phishing and attached viruses – before it enters the network. GRID Anti-Virus is automatically activated along with CASS to detect SMTP-based virus emails and reroute them as defined by the administrator (for example, rejected or deleted) at the gateway.
New features of CASS 2.0 include Allow/Block lists, which enables administrators to develop “Allow” and “Block” lists for people, companies, lists and address books on both a global and per-user basis, LDAP integration support for multiple LDAP servers for enhanced user management, a new, faster search engine with improved user interface and Junk Store improvements including junk summary, global and per user configurations, user view and admin control setup, and configurable installed host for junk store.
“Spam was rampant in our business. I would come in on a Monday and easily spend half an hour cleaning out my mailbox,” said Myk Lougee, general manager at MCR Technologies.
“With the introduction of CASS 2.0, we drastically cut the amount of spam coming into our business which had a huge impact on user productivity,” said Lougee. “CASS 2.0 is not only easy to implement and straightforward to set up, but it pretty much does everything by itself.”
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