Anti-Virus and
Outbreak Protection
– Overview

SecurityPlus for MDaemon Email Server* complements and extends the built-in security features of MDaemon^®, providing a shield to stop security trouble before it starts. By combining multiple powerful security safeguards, it blocks virtually all known dangers and prevents infestation by newly released threats. It proactively protects email users against viruses, spam, phishing attacks, spyware, and other types of unwanted and harmful email.

Real-time pattern analysis provides much faster protection than traditional filter and signature based solutions that require detecting, defining, and disseminating new virus information.

SecurityPlus scans messages inline during each SMTP session, effectively stopping malicious software at the email entrance to your network.

When a high-risk virus threat is identified, you can select to be notified and trigger SecurityPlus to automatically initiate a database update of the latest virus definitions.

When an infected attachment is detected and you have selected to not block the message outright, you have the option to clean it, quarantine it, delete it, or allow MDaemon's Content Filter to handle it.

Real-time, heuristic technology analysis of internet email patterns can detect threats often within minutes of an outbreak.

High rate of accuracy in message analysis virtually eliminates the misidentification of legitimate email.

Automatic update scheduling, administrative log files, a user-friendly web interface, and intelligent defaults make protecting your system easy.

SecurityPlus for MDaemon incorporates signature matching, heuristic analysis, and "zero hour" antivirus protection to deliver the strongest solution available for the MDaemon email server.

SecurityPlus for MDaemon includes one year of renewable Upgrade Protection, providing free upgrades to the latest product versions for the duration of the Upgrade Protection term.

SecurityPlus for MDaemon relieves pressure on network resources—including bandwidth, computer resources, and time—by refusing entry to troublesome email. This frees an email server's resources to help support improved communications among employees, partners, vendors, and customers.