BitDefender antivirus software for server applications
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SMT Network Solutions has made the decision to move its ‘anti-virus’ client base – some 200 businesses - over to BitDefender, following a major review of the desktop solution supplied to support its Efinity servers.
Renowned for its high level of security protection, the Efinity server is a general purpose workhorse, providing a wide range of core functionality to support enterprise computing and tele-communications infrastructure.
Typical server applications include use as gateways to secure sites, in conjunction with data back-up facilities. The Efinity server offers two layers of protection against malware. An in-house developed anti-virus system, claimed to be as good as anything currently on the market; backed up by a well known ‘brand’ solution, for additional reassurance.
Commenting on the decision to switch brands, Chris Ball, managing director of SMT Network Solutions, stressed the need for on-going development, “keeping us ahead in the battle against attack and to defend the end user from this very annoying and potentially costly problem.”
SMT Network Solutions has made the decision to move its ‘anti-virus’ client base – some 200 businesses - over to BitDefender, following a major review of the desktop solution supplied to support its Efinity servers.
Renowned for its high level of security protection, the Efinity server is a general purpose workhorse, providing a wide range of core functionality to support enterprise computing and tele-communications infrastructure.
Typical server applications include use as gateways to secure sites, in conjunction with data back-up facilities. The Efinity server offers two layers of protection against malware. An in-house developed anti-virus system, claimed to be as good as anything currently on the market; backed up by a well known ‘brand’ solution, for additional reassurance.
Commenting on the decision to switch brands, Chris Ball, managing director of SMT Network Solutions, stressed the need for on-going development, “keeping us ahead in the battle against attack and to defend the end user from this very annoying and potentially costly problem.”
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