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Kaspersky Lab provides antivirus to Clearswift customers

11. December 2006, 2:40 Uhradmin

Kaspersky Lab has signed a new partnership agreement with Clearswift, a long-standing partner of the company. According to the agreement, Kaspersky Lab will become Clearswift’s preferred antivirus technology partner and Clearswift will recommend the company’s
security
software directly to its worldwide customers.

An important milestone in Kaspersky Lab’s partnership with Clearswift was the release of Kaspersky® Anti-Virus 5.0 for MIMEsweeper, which integrates tightly with Clearswift MIMEsweeper to scan SMTP traffic in real time. The Kaspersky product is compatible with Clearswift’s MIMEsweeper for SMTP, MIMEsweeper for Domino, MIMEsweeper for Exchange and MIMEsweeper for Web. In addition, Kaspersky® Anti-Virus, which includes protection against malware, spyware and phishing, is delivered pre-loaded on Clearswift’s MIMEsweeper SMTP Appliance.

Kaspersky® Anti-Virus 5.0 for MIMEsweeper for SMTP provides real-time, high-speed antivirus scanning for all incoming SMTP traffic on servers that use Clearswift’s MIMEsweeper software, removing any malicious programs that it detects. It provides a built-in update mechanism to download signature updates from Kaspersky Lab servers on the Internet, either on demand or on schedule (every 30 minutes, hourly or every three hours depending on the settings).

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