Re: Email security - gateway

["Jason Thompson" <securitux () gmail com>]

We've had stellar feedback from customers on IronPort. We have had
customers on other mail gateways and this one seems to be by far the
most popular. The boxes are rock solid and very easy to manage. We've
sent out a number of demos and they don't ever seem to come back :)

I don't work for IronPort, FYI :) Security consulting and integration.

Now Cisco has bought them though, so it will be interesting to see if
Cisco applies the standard Cisco security product integration scheme
of slapping a 4 digit number on the box, naming it theirs, and ruining
it. But right now it's enormously popular.

-J

On Jan 8, 2008 1:25 PM, WALI <hkhasgiwale () gmail com> wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I am looking for something to act as an all in one gateway for my
> incoming/outgoing mails. Have been using a product for a combined
> AntiSpam/Antivirus but it's not performing well. Not a core AntiSpam
> company. is though good as catching viruses at the gateway level.
>
> Someone suggests that we go for two different products and chain them
> together so incoming mails pass through AntiSpam and then another Antivirus
> before they land in our Exchange server.
>
> Any suggestions, on edge mail security design and products?